Thierry Corman, Kyocera Tikitin’s new addition with wide experience from MEMS, joined our team to build and lead the operations organization in the quest for scaling up the company to reach high-volume production.
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Kyocera-Tikitin, born in Otaniemi, Espoo around groundbreaking research by silicon-based MEMS resonators, plans to grow from Finland to the world market.
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In October 2020 Markku Nieminen started as the quality manager at Kyocera Tikitin. Markku’s responsibility is to develop company’s quality management practices, including all aspects from R&D to manufacturing and delivery.
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Chief Innovation Officer Aarne Oja of Kyocera Tikitin realised in the mid 1990´s that MEMS is a future technology with many opportunities.
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A good team of researchers by nature combined with enthusiasm, outlining visions for the future in the world of MEMS resonators. They have put together a successful team. This is how Olli Kanninen, the Process Engineer of Kyocera Tikitin describes his international work community.
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In Eric Sages opinion Kyocera Tikitin has the best of two worlds: the spirit and agility of a start-up company but no daunting fear of running out of money.
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A summer job at Kyocera Tikitin has proved Urho Koljonen, 21, that the MEMS world requires extensive technical competence and plenty of research.
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Kyocera Tikitin is developing the smallest silicon MEMS resonators for the ever-growing global timing device market.
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Kyocera’s proprietary technology achieves outstanding frequency temperature coefficient and ESR characteristics, accelerating high-value-added timing device business
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