Full-Time
Automotive HVAC systems and components supplier
$107k - $133k/yr
Southfield, MI, USA
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On-site role located in Southfield, Michigan.
Bachelor's
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Denso Thermal Systems S.p.A. designs, develops, manufactures and sells automotive thermal components and integrated cockpit modules, including air-conditioning systems, engine cooling parts, heat exchangers, radiators and compressors for cars, commercial vehicles, tractors and buses. Its products cool engines, regulate cabin temperature and provide compact, integrated cockpit and front-end assemblies for vehicles. As part of the DENSO Group, it benefits from a global footprint, multiple product lines, and aftermarket support that span different vehicle types. Its goal is to deliver reliable, efficient thermal solutions and integrated modules to OEMs and aftermarket customers, helping vehicles run safely and comfortably across a wide range of mobility sectors.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Kariya, Japan
Founded
1947
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Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Flexible Spending Account
Employee Assistance Program
401(k) Company Match
Bonus Program
Wellness Program
Onsite Fitness Center
Tuition Reimbursement
Career Development and Ongoing Training
Paid holidays and vacation
Cafeteria and food markets
Volunteer opportunities
Employee recognition
DENSO and TÜV Rheinland Japan have validated a battery passport for AESC Group's energy storage products using actual data, confirming its compliance with the EU Battery Regulation ahead of the February 2027 mandate. DENSO provided the technological foundation for generating and managing battery passports, which enables access to battery information via QR codes whilst maintaining data security. TÜV Rheinland Japan, acting as an independent certification body, verified the system's regulatory compliance and data reliability based on EU standards. AESC supplied data from its existing energy storage systems business and has implemented sustainability measures across its supply chain, including battery recycling frameworks. The validation confirmed the solution's practicality for real-world business integration. The companies will now expand their efforts to include AESC's automotive batteries for broader market implementation.
DENSO, a leading mobility supplier, has recognised the winners of its 2026 North America Business Partner Awards at its annual business partner convention in Southfield, Michigan. The event, themed "Tradition Meets Transformation, Let's Craft Tomorrow Together", celebrated suppliers demonstrating exceptional performance in quality, value, innovation and partnership. Toray Resin Americas received the Supplier of the Year award. Other winners included Adkev, Asahi Kasei Plastics, GSW Manufacturing and Vishay for Value Leadership, whilst UACJ Trading & Processing America won for Innovation. The event emphasised supply chain resilience and collaboration amid geopolitical shifts and evolving market dynamics. DENSO, which generated $12.7 billion in North American sales in fiscal year 2026, employs over 23,000 people across nearly 50 sites in the region.
DENSO will showcase its vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technology at the 2026 ITS America Conference & Expo in Detroit from 9-12 June. The mobility supplier will demonstrate its MobiQ smart mobility solutions at booth 2053, featuring roadside and on-board units that enable real-time communication between vehicles and infrastructure. Key displays include the RSU-5941 Kit, DENSO's latest roadside unit designed to integrate with existing transport infrastructure, and an interactive V2X experience showing how traditional intersections can be transformed. The technology supports applications including traffic signal priority, emergency vehicle pre-emption and real-time traveller information. DENSO, headquartered in Kariya, Japan, generated $47.2 billion in global sales in the fiscal year ending March 2026, with North American operations contributing $12.7 billion.
Rohm president Katsumi Azuma discussed the company's dual strategic approach on 12 May 2026, involving partnerships with Denso and ongoing power semiconductor business integration talks with Toshiba and Mitsubishi Electric. The company aims to maximise corporate value by strengthening both analogue capabilities through Denso collaboration and power semiconductor operations through the three-company alliance. Regarding the Toshiba and Mitsubishi Electric negotiations, Azuma emphasised building a strong Japanese power device consortium capable of competing globally. He acknowledged concerns about decision-making speed with multiple parties involved but stressed careful coordination to leverage each company's strengths. The integration covers Rohm and Toshiba's entire semiconductor businesses, whilst the three-way alliance focuses specifically on power semiconductor operations. Total funding raised now stands at $295 million.
Denso reported consolidated revenue of ¥7.54 trillion for fiscal year 2026 (ended 31 March), up 5.3% year-on-year. Operating profit rose 6.5% to ¥552.5 billion, whilst profit attributable to owners increased 5.9% to ¥443.8 billion. The Japanese automotive supplier attributed revenue growth to higher vehicle sales and cost recovery from product programme changes. However, profitability was affected by tariff-related costs, higher material prices and increased workforce investment. For fiscal year 2027, Denso forecasts revenue of ¥7.67 trillion but expects operating profit to decline to ¥500 billion, reflecting increased investments for future growth and business uncertainty. The company raised its annual dividend to ¥67 for FY2026 and forecasts ¥74 for FY2027. Regional performance showed strongest operating profit growth in Europe, up 221.3%.