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Contribute to the growth of the business and organization from a legal perspective, while creating the ideal state of the management department.

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HRBrain (HR-tech cloud: talent management, evaluation, labor management, learning, surveys) seeks a Legal team member to contribute to business and organizational growth from the legal side and help shape the corporate-management division. Work: contract legal (contract review — drafting and scheme consideration; resolving business legal issues; credit management; IP management) and corporate/commercial legal (running the shareholders' meeting and board; shareholder response; organizational design — role division and authority; building frameworks through regulation maintenance) — assigned per experience and orientation. Required: 2+ years of corporate practical experience. Preferred: listed-company experience. Team of 2; starting with either contract or corporate legal and broadening to both, with a path to legal manager. Full-time, salary 4.2–6M JPY/yr, flextime, based in Mita, Minato-ku, Tokyo.

Job details

Location
Tokyo
Salary
4.2 - 6 million yen
Employment
Full-time
Japanese
N1
Visa sponsorship
Visa Sponsor
Posted
2026-07-02
Category
Business & Corporate Roles

About HRBrain

HRBrain is a Tokyo-based HR-tech company that provides a SaaS platform for talent management and performance. Founded in 2016, it focuses on enhancing human resource processes.

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Company details

Size
Mid-size
Founded
2016
HQ
Tokyo, Japan
Industry
HR-tech · SaaS

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