Leads data and analytics consulting for customers across industries, defining AI and data-use strategies, designing integrated solutions, and guiding adoption roadmaps while mentoring consultants.
About this role
This IT infrastructure engineer works in a maritime-security systems group focused on ground-based information-processing and operations-support platforms. The team uses commercial servers and software for systems supporting the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force.
The engineer covers proposals, requirements, architecture, development, testing, deployment support, and maintenance. Duties include interviewing operators and customers, mapping workflows, and designing infrastructure for reliability, availability, performance, scalability, maintainability, and security. The scope includes servers, networks, databases, authentication and authorization, monitoring, and backup. AI and data-analysis platforms are assessed through validation and prototypes for sensor-data analysis, anomaly detection, information retrieval, and use of stored data.
Applicants need infrastructure-design experience or upstream experience in requirements definition, system architecture, functional decomposition, or interface design. Experience with non-functional requirements, design reviews, stakeholder coordination, or technical documentation is also relevant.
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