Electronic components manufacturer for mobile, automotive, and industrial applications
Murata designs and manufactures electronic components—capacitors, sensors, filters, wireless modules—embedded in billions of mobile phones, vehicles, and industrial systems. The company is accelerating hiring across engineering and sales with a focus on automotive powertrain products and RF filter development, while simultaneously addressing internal friction around new-hire onboarding and training effectiveness. Tech stack reflects a hybrid posture: mature ERP/HR systems (Workday, SuccessFactors) paired with cloud infrastructure (AWS, Azure AD) and adopting mobile device management (Intune, VMware Workspace ONE), suggesting a transition toward remote-capable engineering and sales operations.
Notable leadership hires: ASIC Technical Lead
Murata is a publicly traded Japanese electronics manufacturer founded in 1944, headquartered in Nagaokakyo-shi, Kyoto, with over 10,000 employees globally. The company supplies passive and active components—including capacitors, resonators, connectors, and wireless communication modules—to original equipment manufacturers and Tier 1 suppliers in mobile, automotive, healthcare, and consumer electronics markets. Manufacturing and design operations span multiple countries; active hiring is concentrated in Germany, the United States, Philippines, Netherlands, Finland, and France. Current focus includes go-to-market acceleration for new automotive powertrain solutions and proof-of-concept work for RF filter applications.
Core tools include Salesforce (CRM), Workday and SuccessFactors (HR/ERP), Power BI (analytics), Azure AD and AWS infrastructure (identity and cloud), and MATLAB and HFSS (engineering simulation). The company is adopting Intune and VMware Workspace ONE for device management.
Murata is actively recruiting in Germany, the United States, Philippines, Netherlands, Finland, and France, with roles spanning engineering, sales, HR, operations, and logistics.
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