Top IT Jobs in Tokyo

Lead strategic advisory engagements to enhance clients' cybersecurity programs. Collaborate with client leadership, manage teams, and drive proactive cybersecurity initiatives while contributing to business development and staffing.

Serve as DT&D technology partner for Food Japan: manage Japan-specific applications and vendors, support ERP modernization and AI initiatives, lead small projects, align IT strategy with business needs, ensure security/compliance, and manage budgets and vendor relationships.

Provide frontline IT support for Zapier employees in AU/NZ: troubleshoot Mac hardware/software, manage user accounts and Jamf tasks, escalate complex issues, create runbooks and self-service resources, assist with SSO/SAML integrations and build simple automations in Okta Workflows and Zapier.

Provide on-site Level 1/2 IT support for the Tokyo office: troubleshoot hardware/software, manage endpoints, AV and printers, document tickets, escalate complex issues, train users, perform on-call rotations, and deliver executive "white glove" support.

Lead Slate CRM architecture, hands-on configuration, integrations, reporting, and data governance. Expand Slate for graduate programs, coordinate vendors, manage administrative systems projects, and supervise two staff while advising leadership on CRM strategy and IT initiatives.

The IT Advisory Consultant will support IT planning, architecture, and project management in various domains, aiming to enhance IT strategies and implementations for clients.

Responsible for overseeing local operations in Japan, managing the ICT team, strategic planning, budget management, compliance, and overall performance of ICT services.

The IT Product Manager will support HCM and ERP systems, manage project delivery, engage stakeholders, and ensure system effectiveness.

This role involves providing IT support, maintaining IT equipment, ensuring compliance with regulations, and supporting the Finance Department.

Lead IT infrastructure management and service desk operations in Japan, engage with stakeholders, ensure cybersecurity compliance, and support renewable energy assets.

Manage FortinetVery Large Enterprise accounts in Tokyo: drive new business pitches, onboard and grow clients, generate pipeline, qualify opportunities, forecast sales, and collaborate on bids, RFP/RFI responses and Statements of Work to close large enterprise deals.

Provide pre-sales technical support and consultancy for very large enterprise accounts: design and propose security solutions, run POCs and demos, prepare RFP/RFI/tender responses, and deliver professional services and training for channels and distributors.

The Lead IT Business Analyst will support corporate initiatives by collaborating with stakeholders, facilitating discussions, and leading digital transformation projects. Responsibilities include analyzing requirements, improving processes, and developing strategies for execution while mentoring team members and driving organizational performance.

Lead day-to-day BAU for Finance, HR and wholesaler IT systems, ensuring lifecycle management, IT service processes, compliance, stakeholder partnership, service transition, performance monitoring, and continuous improvement in line with AstraZeneca global IT standards.

Lead strategy, design, deployment, and scaling of agentic AI, generative AI, predictive analytics, and MLOps across commercial, medical, and enabling functions. Build governance, evaluation, and production standards; transition PoCs to scalable AI capabilities; hire and lead AI teams and drive business adoption in regulated environments.

Provide regional first-level support for business and financial applications across Asia Pacific; act as finance subject-matter expert; gather and translate requirements into functional specs; collaborate with developers; produce documentation and training; support project implementation, testing, upgrades, rollout and post-launch support.

Provide regional production support for APAC equity trading platforms (Fidessa), manage FIX connectivity and vendor deliveries, coordinate UAT and system implementations, and train/document application workflows while supporting trading desks across Hong Kong, Japan, Sydney, Singapore and India.

Maintain the IT risk framework and policies, perform IT/cyber risk and control assessments, monitor risk trends, coordinate mitigation with stakeholders, run vendor assessments and risk forums, and provide risk training across the organization.

Serve as the Japan IT Business Partner for Medical Affairs, driving digital transformation, requirement capture, solution delivery, change management and vendor coordination. Promote innovative digital solutions (GenAI, apps, CMS), align IT with business goals, support governance, and enable adoption and analytics across omnichannel engagements.

Lead development and deployment of ML and epidemiological models using Japan-specific RWD to support commercial planning, HCP targeting, forecasting, and evaluation. Build scalable analytical pipelines, guide cross-functional delivery, communicate insights, and mentor junior analysts to strengthen CET data science capabilities.

The role involves managing IT projects for clinical development, ensuring regulatory compliance, driving digital transformation, and collaborating across teams in the pharmaceutical industry.

Provide bilingual (Japanese/English) IT support for business users, manage Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, onboard devices and users, troubleshoot hardware/software/network/cloud issues, assist cybersecurity and compliance efforts, coordinate with overseas clients and vendors, maintain documentation, and support infrastructure/cloud projects as experience grows.

The IT Manager will oversee IT service management, vendor relations, project planning, and ensure compliance with IT governance and security policies.

The HR Operations, IT & Payroll Specialist will manage HR operations, payroll compliance, IT support, and employee engagement initiatives for the Japan team, acting as a liaison with global HR teams.

Design, implement, and optimize enterprise network infrastructures; procure and manage network hardware and subcontractors; configure firewalls, routing, switching, and security solutions; manage servers, backups, and data center/SAN connectivity; develop policies, testing methodologies, and training; monitor performance and troubleshoot complex network/security issues; negotiate with vendors and approve upgrades.