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The Leisure Product Department (LPD) manages a lineup of lifestyle and leisure-related services, with some being category leaders in the Japanese market. Our goal is to grow globally and become world leaders through innovation and technology. To achieve this, we are seeking globally minded engineers to contribute to the development of our services.
Why We Hire:
The services within LPD are rapidly growing, and to support this business growth, we need a robust and scalable system. Additionally, we are committed to providing the best user experience possible for our services. This requires a larger team and a high level of engineering skill. With this goal in mind, we are planning to increase our employee count.
We are looking for an experienced team lead who has a passion for working on complex and large systems and understands the importance of maintaining and supporting them.
You will join a team of diversely skilled engineers who actively support the maintenance of existing systems related to lifestyle and leisure services.
As part of our team, you will have the opportunity to:
A commitment to team collaboration, good communication, and resilient system design and maintenance is important.
Our team comprises members in their late 20s to early 30s, from various countries and different cultural backgrounds. There are no barriers between job titles and responsibilities, and the entire department fosters an open and flat atmosphere. We actively participate in exchange meetings with other groups for information sharing and problem-solving.
In short, it is a lively, cross-cultural environment where we can work, learn, have fun, and grow together.
Proficient in English, native level or a TOEIC (or equivalent) score of 800+.
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