Install, launch, maintain, and troubleshoot customer systems and equipment across Tokyo, Aichi, and Osaka. The role handles network, electrical, and IT issues, coordinates with customers and internal teams, and proposes operational improvements.
About this role
The role manages new installation and renovation works for various systems at police organizations, municipalities, government agencies, expressway companies, halls and other large facilities, schools, factories and corporate customers. Examples include traffic control systems, disaster-prevention radio systems, ETC systems, broadcasting stations, large-scale video systems, stadium solutions, surveillance cameras and digital signage.
Responsibilities cover construction design, proposals, construction cost estimation, schedule management, cost management, safety management and quality management. The position manages the overall project and negotiates with customers, partner companies and related internal departments so that work proceeds smoothly. Projects range from several million yen to several hundred million yen, with site management and assignment of technical personnel adjusted to the employee’s skills. Business travel is generally required because projects are handled on an assignment basis; long-term travel may occur depending on the construction period.
Applicants must have one of the following: experience in electrical or telecommunications construction and practical experience as a site agent or chief engineer; experience in telecommunications construction plus a supervising engineer certificate; a first-class telecommunications construction management engineer qualification; or a first-class electrical construction management engineer qualification.
The position belongs to the Construction Management Department of the Service Platform Division in the Field Solutions Company. The organization provides product, system and service solutions for public-sector and corporate customers, with a focus on information and communications equipment and audiovisual facilities. The team is changing construction operations from a product-centered model toward technology-led non-product construction and is addressing replacement demand from aging facilities.
The work location may be Tokyo, Osaka, Fukuoka or Nagoya, subject to consultation. Standard hours are 9:00–17:30, with 7 hours 45 minutes of standard daily working time and a flextime system without core hours. Overtime may occur. A remote-work system is available, with remote work permitted and office attendance generally two to three times per week. Direct travel from home to sites and return home directly are common. The position is full-time and permanent, with a standard three-month probationary period. Annual holidays are approximately 126 days, and 26 days of annual paid leave are granted per year, with first-year allocation depending on the joining month. Benefits include employee shareholding, savings, corporate pension, a cafeteria benefits plan, employee product purchasing, company housing or housing-cost assistance, and health and welfare facilities.
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