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Drafting and CAD Induction Course
Our training staff includes instructors with practical experience in the automotive, aeronautics, and machining industries who provide employees the opportunity to develop their skills, especially in the area of 3D CAD operations. Training is also offered on Saturdays to accommodate busy working schedules.
Because of the scale of our operations, we are able to provide individual support to those who feel their skills are underdeveloped in areas such as CAD before entering their new positions.
Even with only a basic knowledge of CAD we will be able to increase the skills and confidence of our employees, for example, people who have had CAD trading in school, little or no experience with 3D CAD, or those who want a career change.
Using 3D CAD one is able to not only design drawings but visualize the actual finished product.
Basic Design Training
We also provide training in order to understand the design techniques of the automotive industry, consumer electronics manufacturing, aeronautics industry, etc. and the basic knowledge of the parts and materials of machines (including mounted electronic parts).
Electrical/Electronic Circuit Training
Training in the origin and parts of circuits required in a specific product's design associated with the automotive and consumer electronics industries.
Microsoft Office
Not only associated with engineering, we also have training that includes using Microsoft Excel for creating charts and graphs for formal presentations.
Language Education
Working with engineers on a global scale, we understand the importance of our employees' communication skills in multiple languages. We also provide the opportunity to improve one's work related language skills as part of training.
Employee Profile
Japan, North America, Europe: Grouping local specifications and the design of auto parts
Currently I'm working for one of the world's top automotive companies. My job deals with designing a central part of their cars, the fuel tank inlet. The inlet runs from the fuel filter to the fuel tank. This is a vital part of the vehicle which leaves the driver's fate in my hands; there is no room for mistakes. The environmental laws and vehicle regulations vary from country to country, which is a point that I find interesting in my specific job.
Designing a globally utilized product
One of the most interesting parts of my job is learning how to balance the quality and cost of production when manufacturing on a global scale. Meeting these kinds of requirements was something I had never done before. The model I'm currently working on will soon be available all over the world. Having a key role in producing a car manufactured on a global scale is something that will always keep me interested in my work. To be engaged in the forefront of design development is one of the greatest benefits of working at Galileo.
Learning From the Best
My father, who works at a large automotive company, recommended that I apply to Galileo. While working for Galileo I was put on a team with a veteran engineer who is very well known in his industry. He taught me some very important skills used in the manufacturing process. I know work at a world famous car manufacturer designing the interior panels for their upcoming models. Designing vehicles that I can actually see driving down the road is a dream that has finally been realized for me.
Feeling Personal Growth and the Drive to Continue Learning
I graduated from university in the social sciences, which was totally unrelated to my current field. Because of the opportunities I've had at Galileo, I now feel confident in operating 3D CAD and can take part in the development of new vehicles. This concrete experience of personal growth drives me to learn more and further improve my skill set. It's easy to say that I'm very happy to work at Galileo.
Achieving My Goals
Ever since I was a student, I had wanted a career that utilizes CAD. After graduation, I wasn't able to find an engineering job and got a position in hospitality, the dream of becoming an engineer never left me, so I decided to quit my job and join Galileo. I was able to participate in CAD training and the more I used it, the more I loved it.
A Translator For Engineers
I now work at a company that manufactures automobile engine control units. My tasks involve blueprint inspection and verification using CAD, which I really enjoy. I also have the opportunity to speak and study English at work. I'd like to improve my English enough to translate the engineers' operation schedules to support the foreign engineers. Application Guidelines
| Fields | Automotive, Home Electronics, Aeronautics, Other Machinery Related Business ・Product Design Projects, Parts Design, Mold Design, Production Equipment Design, IT Systems Development | |
| Job Details | Design, Translation, and Globalization in the Automobile and Aircraft Manufacturing Industries | |
| Major Occupational Categories | ■Mechanical, Mold Design, Architectural, CAD, and Chemical engineers 【Fields】 Design and Development of Automobiles, Home Electronics, and Other Machinery Through Conceptual Design and Operational Tasks Such as Modeling, Molding, and CAD ■Electrical・Circuit Engineers, Control Design Engineers 【Fields】 Design and Development of Automobiles, Home Electronics, and Other Machinery Through LSI Design, Digital Equipment Control Design, Sequence Control Design, etc. ■IT 【Fields】 Design and Development of Mainframe, Built-in, Control Systems as well as Infrastructure, Systems Development, Server Design, etc. ■Translation and Globalization Specialist 【Fields】 Written Translation and Interpretation of Manuals, Process Planning, and Specifications as well as Oral Translations of Meetings, Customer Relations, and Raising Awareness of Cross-Cultural Communications ■Production Technology ・Process Technology ■Quality Assurance ・Evaluation |
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| Preferred Qualifications | ◇Practical Experience in the Field of Product Design, Parts Design, Mold Design or Production Facility Design ◇New and Prospective Graduates |
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| Location | Tokai・Kansai・Kanto | |
| Installation | Installation Process Planning, Testing | |
| Hours | 9:00～18:00 | |
| Salary | Depends on Experience | |
| Holidays | Five Day Work Week (Saturday/Sunday Holiday) End of the Year Holiday Golden Week Summer Vacation Annual Paid Leave |
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| Technical Training | Basic Mechanical, Electronic and Electric Circuit Design Mechanical Drafting Basics 3D CAD Operation Training 3D CAD Testing Language Training/Self Development |
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