Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs in Japan

The Japan Localization Expert will translate and localize content for the Japanese market, ensuring clarity and cultural relevance while maintaining brand consistency. Responsibilities include collaborating with marketing and product teams, reviewing content for quality, implementing localization strategies, and analyzing content performance.

Senior Associate role at Checkout.com's finance department responsible for optimizing and managing payment processes within checkout systems in Japan & APAC. Tasks include processing merchant payments, reviewing transactions, project management, system improvement, and collaboration with teams and partners.

The role involves business development and sales for SaaS products across various industries, meeting and exceeding sales targets, managing customer inquiries, developing marketing strategies, and maintaining relationships with clients. The candidate must generate new business opportunities and create beneficial partnerships while working in a fully remote environment.

The Product and Training Manager oversees the introduction of a neonatal nutritional drug in the Japanese market, collaborating with business units and partners. Responsibilities include developing and executing launch plans, creating training materials, assessing sales team capabilities, and gathering customer insights to support product adoption.

As a Field Engineer at CircleCI, you will act as a technical advisor, supporting customers with cloud deployment and CircleCI integrations while collaborating with sales and customer success teams. Responsibilities include leading technical implementations, conducting presentations, and using customer feedback for product improvements.

The Senior Software Engineer will enhance Autify's AI-powered test automation platform by developing new features based on client feedback and addressing bug reports. Responsibilities include collaborating with teams, optimizing systems architecture, and improving existing code to ensure performance and reliability.

The SEO Project Manager will lead content development for the Australian market, focusing on SEO strategy, content creation, and performance monitoring. Responsibilities include organizing editorial requirements, conducting market research and keyword analysis, optimizing existing content, and collaborating with various teams to enhance user experience and improve organic lead conversion.