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Money Forward

Tools to improve financial health.

Backend Engineer (Golang)

¥6M ~ ¥10M Business Japanese Japan residents only Partially remote Backend Go
Exawizards

Solving social issues through AI.

Platform Engineer (Tech Lead)

¥8.0M ~ ¥13.1M Business Japanese Japan residents only Partially remote Go Node.js Python Platform Engineering
HENNGE

A top cloud security service.

Senior Software Engineer, Go / Backend HENNGE Email DLP

¥8.5M ~ ¥12.5M No Japanese required Apply from abroad Partially remote Backend Go

Global Internship Program - Full Stack

No Japanese required Apply from abroad No remote DevOps Full Stack Go Python TypeScript
REGALI

Transforming e-commerce.

Senior Backend Engineer

¥7M ~ ¥12M Business Japanese Japan residents only Fully remote Backend Go
Wizcorp

Complete game development services.

Software Engineer

¥4.2M ~ ¥6.6M Conversational Japanese Apply from abroad Fully remote C#C++Game Development Go
monoya

AI platform for global private label projects.

Full-Stack Engineer

¥10M ~ ¥15M No Japanese required Japan residents only Partially remote Full Stack Go Python React Rust
LegalOn Technologies

Innovative legal solutions using AI.

Backend Engineer – LegalOn

¥9M ~ ¥12M Fluent Japanese Apply from abroad Partially remote Backend Go Java
MODE, Inc.

The first AI assistant for work sites.

Software Engineer (IoT Gateway Development)

¥8.5M ~ ¥11M Business Japanese Japan residents only Partially remote Backend Embedded Go IoT AWS
Autify

Effortless no code testing for everyone.

Senior Software Engineer, Full-stack (Autify NoCode / Nexus)

¥8M ~ ¥10M No Japanese required Japan residents only Fully remote Full Stack Go Ruby TypeScript

Insights from Go Developers in Japan

How WOVN provides a flexible and friendly workplace

with Kseniya Zalesnaya

Kseniya, a backend developer, was attracted to WOVN because it was a place where she could be herself, and wouldn’t be judged by her coloured hair, piercing, or tattoos. She found that flexibility extended to how they work, and people strived to create an emotionally supportive workplace too.

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Hi, I'm Paul McMahon.

TokyoDev started off with me writing about my own experiences being a developer in Tokyo. As other international developers asked me questions about working here, I wrote articles to answer them. Now TokyoDev has evolved into a site dedicated to helping international developers start and grow their career in Japan.

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