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
This project manager will lead multiple office construction projects across the consulting, design, construction, and solution implementation stages. The role is responsible for integrating quality, cost, and delivery management, coordinating and negotiating with clients, design firms, construction companies, and internal departments, and organizing project issues with plans and actions to resolve them. The position also uses and improves standardized processes to raise project execution capability, quality consistency, and repeatability.
The work responds to client needs for comprehensive proposals covering not only space design but also work styles, organizational culture, and operations. Projects address office construction, relocation, and renovation from a Well-Being and work-style-reform perspective. The role is part of the Well Engineering Department within the Solution Engineering Headquarters, Well-Being Business Development Office, and Project Promotion Section.
Experience in design, construction management, or project management in offices or non-residential fields can be applied. Important capabilities include advancing projects with awareness of quality, cost, and delivery, and moving work forward while coordinating multiple stakeholders. The role also provides opportunities to develop expertise in Well-Being, WELL certification, and spatial solutions.
The organization has a flat and open environment where people exchange opinions across positions and areas of expertise. Members with varied backgrounds collaborate and support projects as a team. Future career options may include workplace strategy consulting and development of new services or solutions, depending on the individual’s interests and strengths.
The position is based in Higashi-Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, near Shimbashi Station. Remote work is available, with attendance generally about three days per week depending on project progress. The position is full-time, with a three-month probationary period during which conditions do not change.
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