I wasn’t a science student at university, but now I’m designing an electrode for die-sinking EDM. I can’t imagine it in the ordinary, and when I got a notice of assignment, I thought, “Eh! I was anxious at first, and I remember being anxious and unavoidable. However, when I look back on it now, I haven’t had much trouble or hitting the wall. This is also because my senior taught me very carefully. Yuwa has a culture of “responsibly nurturing people.” I’m really thankful to my seniors who taught me again and again gently and carefully that I couldn’t read the drawings.

What you designed is used and products are created. It is very rewarding to feel the contribution of my work directly. I’m really glad I got this job.

I would like people who will be members of Yuwa to have a flexible feeling. It is an environment where anyone who listens to the advice of their seniors and can act will be able to grow steadily. I will challenge you to new things one after another, so I would like you to be curious about anything and try without fear of failure. By doing so, my work will definitely become more interesting.

Our future goal is to acquire knowledge of machining data in other processes as well as die-sinking electrical discharge machining, and to grow so that juniors who join the company can take over the technology responsibly. .. I want to train a lot of full-time engineers by giving guidance as politely as I can to my seniors, in an easy-to-understand manner. We are a company that can grow and play an active role regardless of whether you are a humanities student or a science student, so if you feel a little interested, please come visit us. We look forward to working with you.