Keyssa reinvented the connector with Kiss Connectivity. It’s a tiny solid-state system thatmakes device-to-device data flow simple, secure and instantaneous - freeing product designersand consumers from metal connectors, cables and wireless networks.Kiss Connectivity is a new way to transmit huge amounts of data and video rapidly betweendevices in close proximity, with virtually no battery drain. Keyssa’s coffee bean-sized connectorcombines breakthroughs in mechanical design, electromagnetics, materials science, andsemiconductor technologies. Because this tiny system uses extremely high frequency (EHF)signals to transmit information securely using standard protocols, it avoids the manufacturingand consumer challenges of today’s other wired or wireless-network options for connectingdevices.

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Molex

Molex's headquarters in Lisle, IL, United States

This department focuses on training and developing new engineers to enhance their skills and competencies in engineering disciplines.

Engineering Development

This department focuses on the design and development of engineering solutions, including product design, automation, and mechanical engineering.

Engineering Design

This department focuses on overseeing the development, marketing, and lifecycle management of products.

Product Management

This department focuses on managing client relationships and ensuring customer satisfaction through tailored account strategies.

Account Management

This department oversees the planning, execution, and delivery of projects to ensure they meet predefined goals and deadlines.

Project Management

This department oversees sales operations, strategies, and training to drive revenue growth across various markets and regions.

Sales Management

This department manages employee relations, recruitment, and organizational development to enhance workforce performance and satisfaction.

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