DevOps jobs in Japan: DevOps, SRE, cloud, platform and infrastructure roles
1,931 open DevOps, cloud and infrastructure roles at 807 companies in Japan: DevOps, CI/CD and release (366), System administration and IT operations (520), Cloud engineering: AWS, Azure, GCP (233), Infrastructure and data centers (568), Platform engineering and Kubernetes (80), SRE and observability (161). 1,930 of them are open to candidates of any nationality; the rest ask for citizenship or a government security clearance. 7 mention relocation support.
celonis.com • HQ: Munich, Germany • Workflow & Process Automation (RPA, BPM) • Process Mining • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2011 • Trust B • Hiring 190, 20 new
HQ: Munich, Germany • Workflow & Process Automation (RPA, BPM) • Process Mining • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2011 • Trust B • Hiring 190, 20 new
Celonis is a software company founded in Munich in 2011 by three students who built a tool to work out why an IT helpdesk was slow, and in doing so helped create the process mining category. Its platform reconstructs how business processes actually run by reading event logs out of systems such as SAP, Oracle and Salesforce, then shows where work stalls, loops or leaks money against how the process was designed. Dual-headquartered in Munich and New York and valued above thirteen billion dollars, it sells to large enterprises looking to fix supply chain, finance and customer service operations without replacing the underlying systems.
phchd.com • HQ: Tokyo, Japan • Health & Medical Electronics • Diagnostic Tests & IVD • Est. 2014 • Trust B • Hiring 8, 1 new
HQ: Tokyo, Japan • Health & Medical Electronics • Diagnostic Tests & IVD • Est. 2014 • Trust B • Hiring 8, 1 new
PHC Holdings is a Tokyo healthcare technology group formed in 2014 from the healthcare business of Panasonic. It makes diabetes care devices, laboratory equipment, pathology systems and electronic medical record software for Japanese clinics. The group owns Epredia and other international diagnostics businesses.
wayve.ai • HQ: London, United Kingdom • Machine Learning • Autonomous Driving • 501-1000 employees • Est. 2017 • Startup • Hiring 175, 11 new
HQ: London, United Kingdom • Machine Learning • Autonomous Driving • 501-1000 employees • Est. 2017 • Startup • Hiring 175, 11 new
Wayve is a British autonomous driving company founded in Cambridge in 2017 that trains end-to-end neural networks to drive rather than assembling hand-written rules around high-definition maps. Its AI Driver learns from camera video and can be deployed on standard vehicle sensor sets, which is what lets the company demonstrate driving in cities it has never mapped. Headquartered in London and backed by a one billion dollar SoftBank-led round plus investment from NVIDIA, Microsoft and Uber, it partners with carmakers to ship assisted driving software and is developing fully driverless deployments.
hitachi.co.jp • HQ: Chiyoda, Japan • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1910 • Hiring 195, 7 new
HQ: Chiyoda, Japan • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1910 • Hiring 195, 7 new
Hitachi is a major Japanese multinational conglomerate specializing in social innovation business, advanced digital technologies, energy systems, and industrial infrastructure. Headquartered in Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan, the company operates across three primary business pillars: Digital Systems & Services (encompassing enterprise IT, digital engineering via GlobalLogic, and data solutions centered around its proprietary Lumada platform), Green Energy & Mobility (including Hitachi Energy’s power grid infrastructure and Hitachi Rail transport systems), and Connective Industries (focusing on industrial automation, smart manufacturing, building systems, and healthcare equipment). Founded in 1910, Hitachi operates on a global scale, integrating operational technology (OT) with information technology (IT) to advance sustainable infrastructure and digital transformation across public and private sectors worldwide.
1,930 of the 1,931 roles here state no citizenship or security-clearance demand. A role that does says so in its advert, and the card marks it.
Which companies hire most DevOps engineers?
Hitachi (48), NTT DATA (45), Internet Initiative Japan (29), Rakuten (22), System Support (21).
Which roles count as DevOps jobs?
Every role whose work is running and automating infrastructure - DevOps, CI/CD and release engineers, site reliability and observability, cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP), platform and Kubernetes, infrastructure and data center engineers, system and database administrators - at any employer. A role is filed under a specialty when its title names one; the rest are DevOps engineers.
How fresh is this?
Every role is re-checked on the employer's own careers board at least every 48 hours, and the page is rebuilt every night.
Hitachi
NTT DATA
Internet Initiative Japan
Rakuten
System Support
NEC
SoftBank Corp
Workship
Honda
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