B2B sales of offset printing inks: account management, product sales and solution proposals to printing customers, plus credit, receivables and inventory control.
DIC Corporation, founded in 1937 and headquartered in Nihonbashi, Tokyo, manufactures and sells printing inks, organic pigments and synthetic resins. Its Packaging & Graphic business supplies gravure, flexo, offset and news inks, packaging adhesives, coextruded multilayer films and polystyrene.
The Color & Display business makes pigments for displays, coatings, plastics, cosmetics and digital printing, as well as natural blue colorants. Functional Products covers coating resins, industrial adhesive tapes and PPS compounds. As of December 31, 2025, the group had 163 companies, 22 of them in Japan, and 20,884 consolidated employees.
- Salary range
- ¥4.5M – ¥11M
- Median
- ¥6M – ¥7.5M
- Most requested
- Japanese posting, level unstated 7
- Common areas
- Sales 1
Measured from the 7 listings Ranked has live for DIC. Japanese level, visa signal and skills are AI-graded from each posting and can be wrong — confirm against the employer's original posting before applying.
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open positions at DIC
Plan, run and report internal audits of a chemical group and its affiliates in Japan, Asia-Pacific and China, covering J-SOX, IT controls and risk management.
Run import and export operations for chemical products: shipping and customs documents, sea and air freight, forwarder coordination, plus process standardisation and DX.
Run gravure printing presses to produce test prints, evaluate printing inks and their processing suitability, maintain the presses and support customers on site.
Build and maintain a customer-focused quality management system at a chemical maker's head office, auditing domestic and overseas sites and planning satisfaction measures.
Handle engineering at DIC Graphics' Tokyo plant: introducing and maintaining production equipment, planning capital investment and contributing to production restructuring projects.
Handle production work and process control for can-coating products in the liquid colour section of a chemical plant, with a path to experience at other plants.