Peraichi Inc. 【Engineering Manager】 (Japan & Overseas) In-House Product with Over 500,000 Users
Project Manager, Project Leader
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5M JPY - ***M JPY
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Tokyo
Full-time (permanent)
Online Interview:
Yes
Remote Work from Overseas:
No
/ Remote Work in Japan:
Yes
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Rate of Foreigners
Less Than
Frequency of English Usage
Less Than
Remote work
Flex-time
Short overtime work (less than 20 hours)
Japanese learning support
High utilization rate of paid leaves
Management
Use English
Start-up
Plans for overseas expansion
In-house product development
Related Skills
Programming Language
PHP
Ruby
Experienced area / job
Scrum Development
Agile Development
Library/Framework
Ruby on Rails
CakePHP
Cloud / Infrastructure / DevOps tools
AWS
GitHub
Terraform
Management/System project Experience
Project Management
Language Requirements
Required
- Japanese: Business
- English: Business
- JLPT: N2
Preferred
- No Data
Job Description
Required Skills and Experiences
■ Requirements
- Experience in web service development and source code review as an engineer
- Ability to lead projects from upstream processes and manage overall team operations
- Hands-on experience with Scrum development
- Professional experience using the Japanese language
■ Preferred Qualifications
- Development experience with Ruby on Rails, CakePHP, Vue.js, or Nuxt.js
- Project management experience with development teams of 10 or more members
- Experience in stakeholder alignment at the requirements definition stage
- Experience managing offshore development projects
- Professional experience using the English language
■ Personal Attributes
- A results-oriented mindset with a professional approach to work
- Strong emphasis on teamwork and collaboration, with a proactive attitude toward maintaining psychological safety
- A user-driven development mindset, actively participating in user interviews
- Willingness to stay flexible and adapt to new technologies as needed, without being tied to specific tools or frameworks
- A proactive attitude toward addressing technical debt and driving continuous improvement