Company Profile

    Company overview

    Company size

    1,001-5,000

    Primary location

    200 Yishun Ave 7, Singapore 768927
    Murata Electronics Singapore (Pte.) Ltd. (“Murata Singapore”) is a subsidiary of Murata Manufacturing Co. Ltd. in Japan. It functions as production and sales foothold of the Murata Group in the ASEAN regions.Murata Singapore was established in 1972 and it was one of the first factories set up by Murata outside Japan to meet the demands of the electronic components in South East Asia.Located in three facilities in Yishun Industrial Park and 1 plant in Tuas, Murata Singapore manufactures multilayer ceramic chip capacitor and energy devices in its Singapore plants. It also covers sales in Southeast Asia and Southern Asia to support Murata Singapore's sales operations, several Overseas Sales Affiliates were established in the region, such as Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia, India and Vietnam.

    Awards and accreditations

    THE STRAITS TIMES Singapore’s Best Employers 2025
    THE STRAITS TIMES Singapore’s Best Employers 2025
    THE STRAITS TIMES Singapore’s Best Employers 2024
    THE STRAITS TIMES Singapore’s Best Employers 2024
    THE STRAITS TIMES Singapore’s Best Employers 2023
    THE STRAITS TIMES Singapore’s Best Employers 2023

    Reviews overview

    3.430 ratings in total
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    87%
    Rate salary as high or average
    50%
    Employees recommend this employer to friends

    What’s it like working at Murata Electronics Singapore Pte Ltd?

    AI summary of recent reviews

    Employees at Murata Electronics Singapore appreciate the learning opportunities available, gaining exposure to new technologies and global markets. The company provides good employee welfare benefits such as medical, dental, and health coverage. Murata Electronics has a strong Japanese work culture which fosters a clean and respectful working environment, and employees value the teamwork and support from colleagues.

    However, some employees feel there could be better direction and planning from management regarding career paths and workload allocation. There are also concerns about excessive workloads and a lack of work-life balance in certain roles. Additionally, employees have noted slow career progression and a perception that promotions may be based on favoritism rather than merit.

    Recent reviews

    2.0
    Sales
    Feb 2024
    Yishun Central North Region
    Slow progression with unclear career path and traditional working practices. Lack of the young punch as it is being leaded very conservatively in some depts.
    The good things- Clean working environment given that the company still has a strong Japanese culture - Employee's Welfare (Coverage on medical, dental) - Provides learning exposure experience on the market in a global reach for some, it depends on your role as chances are very limited
    The challenges- Mass GenX (mid1960s-early1980s) in the management roles with very traditional working practices - Excessive workload, role description unaligned with compensation received - Lack of direction planning from managers on the career path for the members, slow progression - Feedback, voices are often neglected
    2.0
    Sales Role
    Feb 2024
    Yishun Central North Region
    After all, they are MNC company but here will be quite rough on your learning path. Not being appreciative is a norm for particular department. Either take it or leave it.
    The good things1. Flexible working days - 2 days WFH (but it is not permanent) 2. Staff Welfare - Dental, body check-up, medical claim, etc. (Depend on your staff rank) 3. MNC company - gain quite plentiful knowledge from B2B concept.
    The challenges1. The management not appreciative - staff workload always be unseen 2. Not clear direction from management to team member 3. Extremely Japanese Culture 4. No commission for sales role
    3.0
    Engineers
    Jun 2023
    Singapore3 to 4 years in the role, current employee
    Good Work life balance, terrible career progression
    The good thingsWork Life Balance and stress free timeline, good wellness and medical coverage. Keeps employees who are loyal to company, secondment opportunities
    The challengesSlow promotion, don't pay by skill or competency, everyone along the job grade gets the same pay, follows closely to the minimum laws and rules set by mom, not innovative when they say they innovate.
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