Web/Application Engineer (expired)
- Company
- アクティブ・コネクター株式会社
- Job ID
- 122783
- Location
- Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
- Post date
- Sep 12, 2017
- Industry
- Information Technology
- Function
- Application Development
- Work Type
- Full Time / Experienced (Non-Manager)
- Salary
- ¥2.0M ~ ¥7.0M / Year
- (all levels of Japanese welcome)
Requirements
- English: Business level (preferred)
- Japanese: Conversational (preferred)
- Must currently reside in Japan
- Preferable to have coding experience in PHP, Ruby on rail, Swift, Kotlin-Experience in developing web application
- Preferable to have experience in AWS
- Preferable to have development experience in Android by OpenGL
- Preferable to have development experience by GAE
- Visa sponsorship available
Description
Job Description
-Develop API and implement server side
(Web Engineer)
-Lead/contribute to engineering efforts from planning and organization to execution and delivery to solving complex engineering problems in the development of iOS and Android apps.
(Application Engineer)
Required Skill
-2 years experience in programming (fresh graduates are welcome however experience in relevant skills must be demonstrated through a portfolio, personal projects and/or GitHub account)
-Conversational or Advanced Japanese level (N3 and above)
Desired Skill
-Coding experience in PHP, Ruby on rail, Swift, Kotlin
-Experience in developing web application
-Experience in AWS-Development experience in Android by OpenGL
-Development experience by GAE
Conditions
Salary:2〜7 million JPY, depending on skills and experience
Salary promotion: Once a year at least and four times a year at most
Working hours: 10:00〜18:00
Working location: Osaka (Remote work is okay depending on skills and experience)
Holiday: Saturday, Sunday, and National Holiday
Various social insurances and transportation cost are covered
*Please note that the position is only for those who are currently residing in Japan only*
Last modified on September 2, 2019
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