湧川 朝満
About 湧川 朝満
Yukikawa Asamitsu is a business development professional in the Sensor Products Division at Murata, with previous experience at National Instruments. He has a background in electrical engineering and has worked in technical consulting and sales across various industries.
Current Role at Murata
Currently, the individual works at Murata in the Sensor Products Division, focusing on business development. This role involves promoting sales and technical marketing activities, particularly targeting automotive and smartphone companies in the United States. The individual has been with Murata since 2019 and continues to contribute to the company's growth in the sensor products sector.
Previous Experience at National Instruments
Prior to joining Murata, the individual worked at National Instruments for a total of six years in two different roles. From 2007 to 2013, they served as an Applications Engineer and later transitioned to a Field Sales Engineer role from 2013 to 2019. During this time, they were responsible for technical consulting and proposal sales, focusing on corporate clients in various industries, including automotive, semiconductor, and defense.
Educational Background
The individual studied at Tokyo University of Science, where they earned a Bachelor's degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from 2001 to 2005. Additionally, they attended Monterey Peninsula College from 2005 to 2007, achieving an Associate degree in General Studies. Their educational background provided a strong foundation for their career in engineering and business development.
Research Experience
During their university studies, the individual conducted research on communication methods between internal and external devices for artificial heart monitoring. This research was part of their graduation project and contributed to their understanding of advanced communication technologies in medical applications.
Athletic Involvement
The individual participated in volleyball club activities for a decade, from junior high through university. They achieved notable success, reaching the top four in the prefecture and competing in the Kyushu tournament during high school. This experience reflects their commitment to teamwork and discipline.