Translation guide
The English word "integrator" refers to a person, device, or system that combines parts into a whole. In Japanese, the translation depends heavily on context: technical/engineering, business/IT, or social/organizational roles. There is no single direct equivalent.
An electronic circuit or mathematical device that performs integration, such as in signal processing or control systems.
Standard term for an electronic integrator circuit or mathematical integrator device.
This circuit operates as an integrator.
Specifically an integrating circuit; often used interchangeably with 積分器 in electronics.
I designed an integrating circuit using an op-amp.
A company or professional who combines different subsystems or software into a unified solution.
Loanword from English, widely used in IT and business contexts for a systems integrator.
Our company partners with a major systems integrator.
Abbreviation for 'Systems Integrator', common in Japanese business jargon.
He works at a systems integrator.
A person who brings together people, concepts, or processes to create cohesion.
Literally 'integrator' or 'unifier', used for a person who integrates systems, organizations, or ideas.
He played an important role as the integrator of the team.
A person who brings things/people together; more casual than 統合者, often used for a coordinator or facilitator.
More specifically a coordinator or harmonizer; emphasizes adjusting and aligning rather than merging.
I was assigned the role of integrator/coordinator between departments.
The word 'integrator' is not commonly used in everyday English outside specialized fields. In Japanese, directly translating it as 統合者 or 積分器 may sound unnatural if the context is vague. Consider rephrasing the English first to 'coordinator', 'unifier', or 'systems integrator' depending on the intended meaning.
彼女はプロジェクトのまとめ役です。
She is the integrator/coordinator of the project.