Support Jobs in Japan
There are 347 open Support jobs in Japan on freehire right now. 58 of them were posted recently. The skills employers ask for most often are ai, cloud and sql.
Most requested skills
- ai 24%
- cloud 22%
- sql 14%
- networking 13%
- automation 12%
- linux 12%
- api 10%
- java 9%
How the work is done
- Hybrid 33 · 10%
- Remote 27 · 8%
- Onsite 23 · 7%
Visa sponsorship offered in 72% of the 29 postings that state a position on it.
Seniority
- Senior 38
- Lead 15
- Staff 9
- Junior 5
- C-level 3
- Intern 1
Who is hiring
- 1000+ employees 34
- 501-1000 employees 7
- 51-200 employees 3
- 11-50 employees 1
Consumer Support Contents & Training Management Specialist - Mercari
This job requires Japanese language ability. JD is available in Japanese only. Consumer Support Contents & Training Management Specialist - Mercari 雇用形態: 正社員 働き方: フレックスタイム制(コアタイムなし) 勤務地: 六本木…
Technical Support Specialist - 1
SOTI is committed to providing its employees with endless possibilities; learning new things, working with the latest technologies and making a difference in the world. Job Title : Technical Support Specialist Level 1…
Aruba Global Support Center Engineer
Aruba Global Support Center Engineer This role has been designed as ‘’Onsite’ with an expectation that you will primarily work from an HPE office. Who We Are: Hewlett Packard
Support Engineer – Enterprise
About the role We are looking for a client-facing Support Engineer with strong technical depth and excellent communication skills. In this role, you will serve as a trusted resource for IT professionals and…
Jabra Support Engineer, Tier 3
Job Description: In the role as a Tier 3 Jabra Support Engineer in Jabra Global Customer Experience (GCX) you will contribute to our purpose of Bringing People Closer. You will manage escalated tickets, solving them or…
Senior Customer Service Specialist
JOB DESCRIPTION: About Abbott Abbott is a global healthcare leader, creating breakthrough science to improve people’s health. We’re always looking towards the future, anticipating changes in medical science and…