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 role is an IT infrastructure engineer in NEC’s Maritime Security division, supporting systems installed aboard Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force vessels. The team uses commercial servers and software to build shipboard infrastructure connecting combat and other onboard systems.
Responsibilities cover requirements definition, infrastructure design, development, testing, site introduction and post-release maintenance. The engineer gathers needs through discussions and workshops, then designs networks, server virtualization, monitoring and backup. Work includes land-site verification, onboard construction and testing, and shore-side monitoring through satellite links. The role coordinates specifications, progress, issues and quality with internal members and partner companies.
Applicants need experience in information-processing or business-system design. Depending on level, this can include leading upstream architecture or interface design, organizing business and non-functional requirements, participating in system reviews or customer meetings, coordinating stakeholders, or creating and reviewing infrastructure, interface, operations or verification documents.
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