18 hours ago
Tokyo, JapanMid Level
Responsibilities
- Gather customer requirements and organize logistics operations and operational challenges.
- Define WES requirements and design business workflows, system architectures, and interfaces.
- Organize specifications for WMS, WCS, robots, AGVs, automated warehouses, and other material-handling equipment.
- Coordinate requirements with internal development teams.
- Plan and drive integration, system, and acceptance testing.
- Lead on-site integration, launch support, and post-deployment improvements.
Requirements
- Professional experience as a systems engineer or software engineer.
- Experience in design, development, or testing within a system development project.
- Basic understanding of IT, manufacturing, logistics, IoT, or related systems and operations.
- Experience collaborating with multiple stakeholders, including customers, vendors, and developers.
- Native-level Japanese proficiency.
- Experience with WMS, WES, WCS, TMS, robotics, AGVs, automated warehouses, or IoT is preferred.
- Experience driving projects as a project manager, project leader, or PMO is preferred.
- Knowledge of APIs, databases, networks, or system integration is preferred.
- Interest in customer negotiation and upstream processes such as requirements definition is preferred.
Benefits
- Tokyo headquarters location with no transfers.
- 裁量労働制 with standard working hours of 8:45–17:45 and a 60-minute break.
- Permanent full two-day weekly holiday system, annual paid leave, year-end and New Year holidays, bereavement leave, caregiving leave, maternity leave, childcare leave, and company-calendar holidays.
- Six-month probationary period with no change in conditions.
- Twice-yearly evaluations, bonuses, and salary revisions.
- Casual dress, commuting allowance, and employment, workers’ compensation, health, and employees’ pension insurance.
- Free daily lunch buffet, an on-site employee gym, free office vending machines, a premium coffee machine, and a team dinner program.
Categories
Solutions Engineering
About Mujin
Mujin builds the MujinController platform and turnkey robotic systems that combine 3D vision, motion planning, and real‑time control to automate logistics and manufacturing tasks such as picking, palletizing, and material handling. It sells software and integrated automation cells to warehouse and factory operators. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Tokyo, the privately held company operates globally, with subsidiaries in the United States and Europe.