Develop and maintain the iOS version of the Teachme Biz service, focusing on UI renewal and overall development.
About this role
Studist is a Japanese company that helps businesses make operations more efficient and develop staff, with nearly 2,400 customers. Its AI-centred Teachme series (Teachme Biz for manuals, Teachme Player for work learning, iCheckup! for inspection tasks) supports customers from putting lean operations in place through to adoption on the front line. The company is hiring an AI Engineer for full-time work in Tokyo.
The role is to build AI-based features and services within these cloud products, helping customers solve operational problems and raise productivity. The source gives no detailed list of duties, technology stack or required experience, so only the position, the product line and the AI focus of the Teachme series can be stated.
Studist's engineers are asked to share four attitudes: enjoying learning, thinking and creating; thinking deeply and testing quickly; trusting the team; and holding many options without clinging to one. Candidates are checked against the company's values during selection.
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