Leads IT consulting projects from system and process analysis through solution proposals, implementation support and project management, coordinating client stakeholders with data scientists and engineers. The role also includes PMO work and reporting.
About this role
The software engineer develops web applications for various B2B projects, contributing across both frontend and backend development. The role also includes development and communication in adjacent software areas as required by individual projects.
Projects support digital transformation and AI implementation across multiple business domains. Development may involve early prototypes and experimentation, production systems used in customer operations, or software operated and developed for broader use within a vertical market in a Vertical SaaS-style model. The role can include leading software development through stages such as 0 to 1 and 1 to 10.
The main web application focus is in logistics, particularly development of a vessel-data platform operated by JDSC subsidiary seawise. Additional business areas include healthcare, energy, and manufacturing. Projects involve connecting customer data with applications and working in business and data science contexts. The position may provide opportunities to build knowledge of data engineering and data science and, depending on the employee’s preference, pursue an internal career path in those areas.
The development environment includes TypeScript, Go, SQL, Python, and Ruby. Named databases are MySQL, PostgreSQL, BigQuery, and Snowflake. Cloud environments include Google Cloud, AWS, and Azure. Source code is managed with GitHub. Jira and Notion are used for project management, while Slack and Confluence are used for information sharing.
The company supports self-development investments such as certification acquisition and book purchases. It also provides assistance for software tools, including advanced AI tools such as ChatGPT. The work location is in Bunkyo, Tokyo.
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