Manage employee identities, account lifecycles, access rights, and application and data access. Provide third-level support for identity and security platforms, handle incidents and service requests against SLAs and KPIs, and support authentication, authorization, and security improvement projects. The role is based in Hachioji with telework arrangements stated.
About this role
The IT Infrastructure Solution Architect for the Manufacturing Domain leads the design and implementation of strategic, business-critical global IT infrastructure projects and changes. The role supports the development of mid- to long-term technology roadmaps based on business requirements and IT strategy, defines global infrastructure standards with stakeholders, and participates in architecture governance through the IT Architecture Review Board. The architect works with the Enterprise Architecture team and service owners to integrate selected technologies into the overall architecture and deliver cost-effective solutions that reduce redundancy.
Responsibilities include designing and implementing infrastructure solutions for IT and OT environments with attention to security, integration, scalability, and cost efficiency. The role leads the design and standardization of IT infrastructure services, primarily in OT environments, evaluates infrastructure technologies, selects appropriate solutions, and optimizes costs. It also supports infrastructure services across global locations and contributes to solutions that meet business requirements.
Required qualifications include at least five years of experience designing and implementing solutions in the OT, or Operational Technology, domain; at least three years leading global IT infrastructure projects; and experience managing vendors for IT infrastructure projects. Business-level Japanese equivalent to JLPT N1 or above and business-level English equivalent to a TOEIC score of 800 or higher are required.
Preferred qualifications include experience driving large-scale projects at multinational companies, experience in the medical or life sciences industry, and IT architecture certifications such as TOGAF. Required competencies also include decision-making, stakeholder management, collaboration, and adaptability.
Telework may be available depending on the circumstances. The position may be based at the Olympus headquarters in Hachioji, Tokyo, or the Technology Development Center in Hino, Tokyo, with possible assignment to other offices or sites.
Flextime and telework may be available under company rules.
This is an AI-generated summary of the employer's original posting — details can be incomplete, out of date or simply wrong. Always confirm everything on the official posting before applying.
Similar jobs
Design, operate, and improve Olympus hybrid cloud and data center platforms. Lead automation, standards, troubleshooting, resilience, migration, security, and global infrastructure support.
Leads multiple application development teams for Rakuten Life’s information systems, coordinating projects, mentoring members, managing vendors, handling incidents, and improving systems.
Advise clients on cybersecurity strategy, risk assessments, governance, regulatory compliance, and secure development, tailoring practical measures to their resources and risks.
Turn enterprise needs into product priorities, Figma prototypes, and release plans for a B2B generative-AI platform, then track adoption and LLM costs to guide improvements.
Turn customer and logistics needs into product requirements, assess standard features and priorities, and coordinate specifications and releases with development teams.