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Mr. H. H.

An engineer for 1 year
Nagoya-based Engineer
  • Let us interview an employee who joined in April! With honesty, could you tell us your impressions of the atmosphere and training when you joined the company?
    Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the training was conducted over the phone from home. Since I was at home, I was able to relax while doing the training, but it was unfortunate that there were fewer opportunities to communicate. However, thanks to my training officer, seniors, and classmates, I was able to enjoy the training period!
  • I hope you had a great time even if it was a remote training! As you are now out in the field after completing the training, what kind of work do you do?
    I am involved in the development of system for managing construction-related information. I mainly handle tasks from planning to production and testing.
  • It has been a year and a half since you started working as an engineer, but do you often find things difficult?
    You see, I am still inexperienced so I am keenly aware that my field experience and programming knowledge are not yet enough. However, it is very rewarding when the program I wrote works. (laughs)
  • It is important to have moments when you feel a sense of accomplishment! As a full-fledged member of society, are there any things that you are conscious of when it comes to your work?
    I keep in mind the communication with other team members. If there are discrepancies in information, it will take time to redo the work. Thus, I place great importance on communication in order to reduce this as much as possible.
  • You are referring to the so-called "Ho-Ren-So"*, right? I hope you will continue to value that awareness! While your career as an engineer is progressing smoothly, are there any things that you hope or dream to do?

    *Note: Ho-Ren-So is a communication and collaboration system prevalent in the Japanese business world. This is an acronym for "Hokoku" or "to report", "Renraku" or "to contact", and "Soudan" or "to consult".
    I want to be able to do all kinds of things through exposure to various systems and programs!
    My dream is to create a game where artificial intelligence can understand emotions.
  • Being involved in artificial intelligence and games requires a great deal of skills, so I hope that you will do your best! I would like to ask you about the company - if there are any points that make Style Free great, please share it with us!
    There is an in-house competition where you can submit your own work. If it is well-received, I might get the chance to develop and release my own work someday!
  • The competition is held every year, and everyone has a chance. My classmate got an honorable mention in his first year as a new graduate, so I was very impressed at that time. (laughs) Lastly, please give a message to job-hunting students!
    I know things are difficult during this time, but please do your best in your job search. We look forward to seeing you when you join Style Free!
  • This was an interview with a fresh young man who is now on his third year at Style Free!
    Thank you for your wonderful message!

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