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 infrastructure engineering role sits in NEC’s financial solutions organization, whose SI and service business serves financial institutions in Japan and overseas. The assigned group focuses on non-bank customers such as consumer-finance, credit, and leasing companies. The position covers one or more stages of customer-facing system work, from gathering information and supporting proposals through requirements definition, design, construction, and testing.
The main projects are core-system infrastructure using Linux or Windows and infrastructure built with public-cloud technologies, including AWS. Depending on the assignment, the engineer may lead a project team. For the 主任 track, the required background is leadership in an upstream infrastructure design or construction project, including experience leading a team of about five people; sub-lead experience is accepted. For the 担当 track, the requirement is around three years of basic and detailed system-design experience.
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