Frequently asked questions

No! We have special expertise in MEMS resonator research and development to the global timing and frequency control market. Our parent company Kyocera Group is a global conglomerate with some 80 000 employees in total, so we stand with broad shoulders. We have almost 40 professionals working with us at Kyocera Technologies.

We have for example physicists and engineers with different backgrounds working with us. We work hard and long-term, but always as one team. Our team members are self-driven, goal-oriented, curious, and inquisitive.

We are one of the global leaders in MEMS resonator research and development for the global timing and frequency control market. At Kyocera Technologies, we are on a quest to make smart devices and wearables even smarter, smaller, more durable, and precise. The first major step on our journey has been breaking the quartz barrier with the perfection of silicon-based MEMS resonators, and the road will continue with the integration of other components – such as sensors and other devices. Our goal is to make today’s bold visions tomorrow’s mass-produced reality.

Even though we are passionate about what we do and have lots of extraordinary professionals working with us, we have a great team spirit and good atmosphere at work. We carried out an employee survey with Varma in our company the spring before last and the results were truly positive. First and foremost – we always like to celebrate when there is a reason to do so.

We will post new job openings on our open positions site. You can always submit an open application, even if there are no current openings.

We work at Otaniemi, Espoo. It takes only 15 minutes by metro to get to the Otaniemi campus from downtown Helsinki.

At the Otaniemi Campus, we have world-class facilities for research and development. Within the Micronova ecosystem, Kyocera Technologies has access to the leading clean room in Northern Europe. It plays a significant role in pushing the boundaries of MEMS research. The Otaniemi campus is sometimes called the “Silicon Valley of Finland”, as it brings together education as well as several startups and research facilities. You can read more about our campus here!