Oversee digital-service projects, align business needs and engineering delivery, select technology and partners and manage risks across new and existing products.
About this role
Digital Garage is hiring a technical lead for payment and digital-transformation products. The role owns technical direction, architecture and team capability during product launch and growth.
Responsibilities include roadmaps and technology selection, reliable and secure system design, scaling and performance problems, CI/CD and test improvements, mentoring, hiring and coordination with product and business leaders. Projects can include property, healthcare, food delivery or payment services, according to experience.
Applicants need large-scale system architecture, development and operations, technical leadership during launch or growth, complex problem-solving, cross-functional contribution and engineer development. Fintech, emerging technologies and global collaboration are preferred. Annual pay is JPY 11–14 million. The role is hired as a management supervisor, with thirty fixed late-night hours and excess paid separately. Tokyo or Sapporo is chosen by preference; remote terms are unstated.
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