Denso helps engineers learn new skills for EV age

Denso sign web.jpg — (Denso)

Lindsay Chappell

August 03, 2022 03:16 PM

TRAVERSE CITY, Michigan — Denso has a new plan to address the industrywide shortage of engineers for a future of electric vehicles and advanced electronics: It is encouraging its associates to transform themselves.

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