Lead robot operation and training-data collection using controllers, VR and haptic devices; evaluate and annotate data, improve interfaces, and manage part-time staff.
About this role
This long-term internship involves practical work connected to Bluefield Energy’s mission in the electricity and renewable-energy sector. Depending on the intern’s interests and skills, the assignment may be in engineering, business planning, design, or corporate functions. Interns work with professionals in the relevant area and help advance projects. The assignment area and period are decided flexibly through an interview based on preferences and suitability.
The posting does not state a required degree, certification, prior experience, or specific technical qualification. It welcomes people who want to enter a new industry, experience the pace of a startup, or build experience addressing social issues through energy and technology. No specific programming language, framework, software, or other technical tool is named.
Bluefield Energy株式会社 was established in November 2024 and is described as a startup with a team of roughly a dozen people. Its business context is the electricity industry, including renewable energy, and the use of technology to address rising energy demand, decarbonization, high energy prices, environmental impact, and supply concerns. The internship is connected to practical work related to this domain.
This is a part-time, hourly position in Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, at 5-13-5 Shimbashi MCV Building, 9th floor, postal code 105-0004. The schedule is at least three weekdays per week, at least four hours per day, and at least 20 hours per week, with shifts between 9:00 and 18:00. Working days and times can be discussed. Full-time work is welcomed, basic overtime is not expected, and the posting welcomes people able to work for at least one year. The standard rest arrangement is two days off per week according to the shift schedule; unless there are special circumstances, Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays are days off. The trial period is up to three months. Commuting expenses are provided. Social insurance coverage, including employees’ pension, health insurance, employment insurance, and workers’ accident compensation insurance, varies according to working hours and is discussed during the interview. Hourly pay is JPY 1,500–2,000.
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