March 8th is International Women’s Day. At AWL, diverse members are playing active roles: female, young, talents from all over the world, etc. This article features Shoko Miura, Izhar Almizan Wahono, and Kensuke Kanazawa, who challenged AWL’s first overseas project, and Takahisa Ota of the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO), who worked together on the project.
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Yoshio received his Ph. D. from Tokyo Institute of Technology. After working as a post-doctoral researcher, Yoshio joined a major electronics manufacturer as a researcher, and had engaged in new business development.
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Togawa completed his studies at Tokyo University Graduate School of Engineering and then began his career as a network engineer at a major telecommunications company.
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In April 2023, AWL adds fresh new force to its ranks. Mr. Hideto Iwai, who a manager in the Corporate Department, and AI engineers Mr. Kittinun Aukkapinyo (as "Mee") and Mr. Dusan Radisavljevic. We interviewed the three, who are diverse in age and nationality, on the deciding factors for joining the company, its attractiveness, and the atmosphere within AWL.
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After completing graduate school, Hiroshi Fujimura worked for one of Japan's leading general electronics manufacturers, where he focused on speech recognition, a field covered by many AI technologies.
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