machine operator

shipping and receiving clerk

planner

accounting clerk

application support engineer

TDK Corporation

A typical day at TDK started off at 8:00am with a quick informal round table to determine what the team had scheduled.  At this time I was able to reorganize their responsibilities so that we can effectively meet our deadlines which changed daily.  
I learned that it took a great deal of interpersonal skills as well as a stern management approach to command the respect that was required.  I also learned that respecting and treating all team members as equals (to a certain degree) made it a much more enjoyable work force.  I quickly noticed that when one person was unable to manage the work load I assisted even if it was filing or taking out the garbage.  This showed others that as a team we carry each other.  The hardest part of the job were the hours at time.  I am very dedicated to doing a job and doing it exceptionally.  I worked long hours and never took the time off unless I was sick.  The most enjoyable part of the job was surprising everyone with lunches which I funded because it was against company policy. I found it extremely rewarding that my team mates eventually thought of me as someone they trusted and spoke to me about all personal and professional matter, it was when I realized I truly helped individuals in more ways than professionally.  I do not have many negatives to say because I do not believe anyone can learn from a perfect environment.  Trial and error has always been a proven success and it will continue to be so.

A typical work day at TDK started with a determined drive. Going into an extremely hot factory at 7:00p.m. knowing the shift doesn't end until 7:00a.m. wasn't easy.
At TDK I ran machines. On these machines lights would blink every time a problem occurred. After a while I learned that a lot of the time, even in life problems begin when you start something before you're ready to deal with the outcome. 
Management at TDK was nothing anyone could complain about. The supervisors understood how hard the job was. And they took care of you.
The culture was basically the golden rule except instead of treating people how you wanted it was treat the machines well and they will do the same for you.
The hardest part about this job, in my opinion was the heat. How ever how it was out side they use to say add fifteen degrees because of the furnace inside of the factory.
The most enjoyable part of the job has to be the people I worked with. They all seemed to have a special way of treating me like a person.

Working at TDK Invensense has been a unique and rewarding experience. The company is a leader in MEMS technology, and being a part of such an innovative environment has offered numerous learning opportunities. The team is diverse and collaborative, fostering a culture where ideas from all levels are welcomed and valued.

The resources and tools provided for professional growth are commendable, and the management is supportive of career advancements. The integration with TDK has brought in additional benefits, both in terms of technology and organizational strengths.

However, like any tech company, the pace can be fast, and there's an expectation to keep up with the rapidly evolving industry landscape. This can sometimes lead to long hours, but the sense of accomplishment and the knowledge that you're contributing to cutting-edge technology outweighs the cons. Overall, it's a great place for those passionate about innovation and looking for a challenging yet fulfilling role.

I was handling Import/Export Documentation, make sure all the documents are correct and process from Philippine Customs.
I do learned a lot of things, supervising and expanded my knowledge in so many things.
The management is very good, as I was one of the pioneer employee in the factory in Philippines.
My co-workers are very good, have respects to each other, our Japanese co-workers are well very respectful people.
The hardest part of the job is when the Planners people are forcing the operations to make their quota and the documents should be done and in the end don't tally anything from the actual products and papers. Or some problems from Customs and shipping Line or airline space.
The most enjoyable part of the job is when you made your job well done. All the friendly people surrounds you.

Great personnel, very family oriented individuals. Friendly, very professional workforce. Company will compensate well given the proper experience, but will "low-ball"  whenever possible for lower positions. The company offers honest opportunities to climb the ladder if you put in years of good work. On the negative side, any position in the fab requires strenuous, long hours, with frequent overtime mandated. Can be a very stressful work environment with heavy expectations. Fab workers mandated to work through holidays with no exceptions - company runs full force 365 days a year.

Did not learn very much.  My co-worker peer was not very good in training me.  I knew more than they did and actually taught him a lot of things that he should have known for the >than a decade they was at HDWAY.

Some of the management team was good, but too many of them we intimidating, manipulative, and simple not very good.  The team work across the organization in MFG was awful and for some reason management did nothing to improve it.  MUCH training was needed to make better leaders in the organization - Top to Bottom....

Really enjoy my co-workers, they got it....  Hardest part was trying to met in some cases unrealistic expectations.

An entry-level process engineer designs and optimizes industrial processes, ensuring efficiency and product quality.  I can say it's an excellent starting point for anyone aspiring to enter the field of process engineering. The role entails designing, analyzing, and optimizing manufacturing processes, where you gain valuable experience in data analysis, troubleshooting, and collaborating with various teams to enhance efficiency and product quality. It's a solid foundation to kickstart a rewarding career in process engineering, allowing you to apply engineering principles and acquire practical field experience.

A typical day at work was when the machine stop, try to fix it the problem quickly, and say, "Ready" before restarting the machine. Inspecting the parts were also part of the job. I learned that safety is first priority, and quality is very important. The management was great and my co-workers were like my second family. We thrive to perform great team work  every day. The hardest part of  the job was when the machine did not run well and I could not make production. The most enjoyable part of my job was making good quality products and making our customers proud .

TDK RF Solutions is what you make of it. My co-workers are great, and we enjoy developing game plans to drive software forward, to increase it's value in a highly competitive market.

As a new engineer, you can find yourself developing highly technical back-end solutions.

The hardest part, can be convincing some of the established leadership, that we need to keep driving innovation, and not settle on what was good 10 years ago.

I do appreciate that we have the opportunities to convince the leadership of all the proposed changes

What is the best part of working at the company?
I learn a lot of process of manufacturing  in the wafer fab.they have a good  benefits and work 3-4 days  a week 10 hr shift.Learn a new skills.etc.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The product is very expensive so try not to make mistake .

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Working in the clean room and working environment I would say good.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I work night shift so when really busy  10 hrs is goes very fast.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Machine operator 4 salaries reported	$20.23 per hour
Shipping and receiving clerk 4 salaries reported	$20.01 per hour
Planner 6 salaries reported	$19.28 per hour
Accounting clerk 20 salaries reported	$20.00 per hour
Application support engineer 12 salaries reported	$72,000 per year

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