BACKEND JOBS IN JAPAN
SOFTWARE ENGINEERS, DATA SCIENTISTS, MACHINE LEARNING
BACKEND ENGINEERING ROLES
THE TEAM
The Build+ Backend Engineering Team works with technical positions mostly in product development and some IT services companies.
We have a wide range of positions from Junior Software Engineers to CTOs, with many roles only requiring basic or no Japanese language skills.
Our clients range from small startups to large scale enterprises in various segments across Tokyo’s technology industry; both foreign and domestic.
For frontend engineering positions go here.
POSITIONS WE COVER
Software Engineer
Backend Developer/Server-side Engineer
Data Scientist/Data Analyst/Data Engineer
Machine Learning Engineer/Machine Learning Researcher
SRE/DevOps
Infrastructure Engineer
Quality Assurance/Test Engineer
Project/Product/Program Manager
Engineering Manager/VPoE/CTO
OUR CAREER CONSULTANTS
UROS CAVIC
TEAM LEADER
DELANO STARK
CONSULTANT
KIM NGUYEN
CONSULTANT
MANTHILA BADURALIYAGE
ASSOCIATE CONSULTANT
DEVI BUDHATHOKI
ASSOCIATE CONSULTANT
CHARIS ANGELA
ASSOCIATE CONSULTANT
TAYLOR WILES
SENIOR COMMUNITY SPECIALIST
MONICA CAJILOG
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATE
COMMENTS FROM
PEOPLE WE HELPED
“I’ve met hundreds of human resource specialists throughout my SE career and in community service, never have I met anyone with the same passion, persistence and effectiveness as Uros.
He started out my interview with detailed priceless feedback on my resume, answered questions that no recruiter will give time and care to answer, helped me stay motivated, guided me before interviews and even sending multiple reminders before my interviews! expecting nothing in return, just to help out and do his job as one of the few but real human resource developers out there!
I’ll always be thankful for chances that made me cross by Uros, listen to his advice, and get charged with his energy! and I’m sure he will consistently add permanent value to everyone working around.”
— M. E. - Fullstack Engineer
“Ayano Maruyama was very easy to communicate with and if she hadn’t followed up on her initial email (that slipped through without me replying) after I connected with her colleague, then I wouldn’t have landed the great position I did.”
— J. R. - C# Engineer
