Develop and supervise nutritionally controlled recipes for a food-and-health service, supporting recipe collaborations, article editing, social posts, and food styling and photography.
About this role
This full-time role is for a registered dietitian working on content and related service activities for the company's nutrition-management app, Oishi Kenko. The app supports people with diseases and people seeking healthier eating or disease prevention. It covers 81 conditions, records meals, weight and other body information, and offers about 10,000 recipes supervised by registered dietitians, along with nutrition and food-related articles.
Responsibilities span several areas. In service development, the role designs nutrition for disease-specific recipes and produces content, provides dietary consultations to app users, and plans and delivers online cooking classes and health seminars. In customer support, the role answers questions about the app and supports users with meal preparation and eating concerns, not only app usage. User feedback is passed back into service development.
The role also supports sales and implementation of the app for hospitals, pharmacies and companies. This includes preparing app introduction leaflets and proposal materials. Research-related work includes presenting at and helping operate academic conferences, plus project management for joint research, including schedule and progress coordination.
Required experience is practical work as a registered dietitian, generally three or more years, and practical experience providing dietary consultations, including health guidance, generally one or more years. Experience as a hospital registered dietitian, menu creation, or customer support is welcomed. The posting seeks someone comfortable communicating, interested in learning, willing to take on new work, and interested in IT and other new areas.
The registered dietitian works with engineers and designers in a service-development environment focused on patients and everyday users. The company develops the Oishi Kenko nutrition-management app and the Kakaris dietary-guidance solution for medical institutions. The role can broaden dietetic expertise, support varied career paths, and develop IT skills.
The position is located in Tokyo. The company states that employees use remote work and core-time flextime. Online interviews are available.
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