MPB Communications
Youngjae Kim is a seasoned research scientist currently employed at MPB Communications since May 2014, with prior experience as a Senior Application Researcher at Genia Photonics Inc from December 2009 to April 2014, focusing on R&D of various laser technologies. Earlier roles include a research associate position at Université Laval from October 2006 to November 2009, where development of compact optical combs for Fourier Transform Spectroscopy was emphasized, and earlier as a postdoctoral researcher involved in multiple projects related to optical communication and millimeter/THz wave generation. Youngjae Kim holds a PhD in Information and Communication from Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, earned between 2001 and 2006.
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MPB Communications
MPB provides high-performance optical amplifiers and Raman fiber lasers for telecommunications network equipment; high reliability laser systems for the scientific, medical, commercial and military markets; and customized fiber optic systems and sensors for the aerospace and military sector. From its preeminent amplifiers and Raman fiber lasers used in the telecommunications industry, MPB expanded its product offering to fiber amplifiers and fiber lasers for the aerospace and industrial markets, where power efficiency, reliability and compact size are fundamental requirements. With a pedigree for reliability, these lasers are rapidly being adopted to replace their DPSS counterparts. MPB’s fiber lasers, fiber amplifiers, mode-locked fiber lasers, and visible fiber lasers feature linearly polarized outputs, exceptional beam quality, and outstanding stability. The MPB’s technical staff is composed of optical, electrical, mechanical and software engineers and scientists, backed by experienced project management. MPB’s commitment to excellence is evidenced in both the dedication of its people and the performance of its products. The Company reinvests approximately 20% of its sales each year into internal R&D. This allows MPB to maintain its technology leadership position.