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Building Global Quality Network for Overseas Expansion

In 2024, an international order worth several hundred thousand US dollars was stalled at the customer's production line due to a batch‑quality issue. The goods couldn't be returned for rework, and the line was at risk of shutting down at any moment. She led her team to build a rework line from scratch overseas, coordinating manpower, machines, materials, methods, and environment across time zones with remote dispatch — and ultimately resolved the crisis with zero product‑quality complaints. After that battle, she and her team realized: once we enter global markets, relying on ad-hoc emergency fixes for quality control only amplifies risks as business scales. In response, the company established a dedicated overseas quality planning function, shifting overseas quality assurance from passive crisis response to proactive risk prevention. A tightly woven global support network took shape, consisting of overseas technical service hubs, local partners and standardized operational workflows. Today, overseas after‑sales service response times have been cut by an average of 40%, and customer satisfaction is steadily rising. The company's global quality expansion journey mirrors her personal growth: from a lone troubleshooter to a leader of systematic global quality governance.
Here, those who go out to weave networks and build bridges also pave a wider path for their own growth.

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Paving the Way for Pioneers

Functional unmanned vehicles shuttle through industrial parks, transport passengers between buildings, and complete last-mile deliveries - these scenes are becoming daily realities in more and more cities. He is among those making them possible. His work covers route surveys, on-site deployment, daily inspections and emergency troubleshooting. Far from the spotlight, his work determines whether every autonomous vehicle under his charge departs on time and arrives safely. His efforts are backed by robust foundations laid by the company in advance for this emerging business: decades of automotive‑grade development and manufacturing capability transferred to the last‑mile logistics track, pre‑positioned maintenance networks, spare parts stocked ahead of time, and closed‑loop emergency response systems.
Here, those who work tirelessly day and night never stand alone.

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Finding Your Stage Here

He is a project manager for our sensor business — and a 100‑meter sprinter on the track. Travelling from Côte d'Ivoire in Africa to China, he overcame vast geographical distance, alongside gaps in culture, language and working styles. At Desay SV, skin color never creates boundaries; capability is the only passport. He coordinates resources and drives project delivery in his role, and sprints full speed to claim victory on the athletics track. Two different pursuits, unified by the same dedication.
Every employee can find their own stage here, and be seen and recognized in their own way.

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Crossing Time Zones to Build a Bridgehead

From China to Germany, from project management to assistant to the general manager, he jokingly refers to himself as a "Euro-drifter". The challenge isn't just time zones and distance — it's "how to get both sides to speak the same language". Our European subsidiary is Desay SV's bridgehead and forward outpost in Europe, tasked with understanding the market, engaging closely with customers, and conveying market insights. For this bridgehead to truly work, we need a communication bridge that accurately conveys the decision‑making rhythm and capability boundaries built over forty years. Standing on that bridge, he sees both sides and learns to think from both perspectives.
Here, communication needs no relay but only connection.

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The First Time Seeing the Full Panorama of Technology

In 2011, he joined Desay SV. The moment he stepped into the Technology Center, he saw optics, calibration, underlying systems, application integration — all product lines and technology frontiers gathered under one roof. At that moment, he realized how broad technological innovation could be, with endless boundaries to break. This mindset fueled every subsequent technical breakthrough he delivered: migrating platforms from WinCE to Linux, and establishing original iPod verification standards from scratch. There are no forbidden zones here — only areas yet to be explored.
A "first" is never a finish line, but the starting point for every new journey.

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The First Time Turning Inspiration into Reality

She is a creative designer at Desay SV. From a humble idea — using brain‑computer interfaces to relieve motion sickness — to a prototype anti‑motion‑sickness headband, and finally to the stunning "NeuroBand" unveiled at the Shanghai Auto Show — this cross‑domain journey took her a full year. Dozens of design drafts were scrapped, and technical issues kept cropping up during joint debugging. Yet she overcame every obstacle, and the product became one of the most eye‑catching icons at our Smart Solution 3.0 booth. The gap between creative inspiration and finished products rarely hinges on the idea itself — it hinges on an environment that tolerates trial and error.
Every groundbreaking "first" grows from daring to take wild ideas seriously.