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Full-time

Japanese (N1)

Visa likely

Remote

SaaS

Sales

In a remote Japan role, manage strategic customer relationships and sales opportunities, build territory and account plans, and sell SaaS solutions to Dev/IT and executive audiences.

About this role

This is a remote role in Japan. Manage important customer relationships and close strategic sales opportunities. Build territory and strategic account plans, lead account teams to support successful customer outcomes, and engage customers through a consultative, solution-oriented approach to identify opportunities.

Use a CRM to achieve and correlate key performance metrics and meet performance targets. Sell SaaS to Dev/IT audiences and use solution selling with VP- and C-level executives. Experience with channel sales organizations and both on-premise and cloud software solutions is required.

Requires 5+ years of experience managing important customer relationships and closing strategic sales opportunities, business-level Japanese and English, and a positive, impactful contribution to team culture.

Job details

Location
japan
Employment
Full-time
Japanese
N1
Remote
Remote
Visa sponsorship
Visa Sponsor
Posted
2026-07-23
Category
Business & Corporate Roles

About Atlassian

Atlassian is an Australian enterprise software company best known for developer and collaboration tools such as Jira, Confluence and Bitbucket.

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Company details

Size
Enterprise
Founded
2002
HQ
Sydney, Australia
Employees
10,000+
Industry
Software · SaaS
Funding
Publicly traded
Revenue
$3.5B (FY2023)

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