Japanese-speaking Web Project Coordinator
Cyberjaya, Selangor
Provided by the employer. Spaces only — no identifiable faces (PDPA).
Workplace
What this office is actually like
- Prayer room
- In the building
- Friday prayer
- Can be discussed
- Prayer breaks
- Can be discussed
- Halal pantry
- Can be discussed
- Hijab
- Can be discussed
- Ramadan
- Can be discussed
- Dress code
- Casual
- Handling alcohol
- Not part of this role
- Handling pork
- Not part of this role
The team works remotely most of the week, so most of these arrangements depend on where you are based. We are happy to discuss what you need.
Using Japanese here
- Japanese level
- Not required
- How often
- Rarely
- Japanese speakers on the team
- Yes
- Interview language
- Partly in Japanese
- Japanese allowance
- Included, amount not specified
- English
- Not required
- Mandarin
- Preferred
About the role
You will sit between our Japanese clients and the development team in Cyberjaya. Briefs and feedback arrive in Japanese, and you will turn them into tickets the team can work from. You will also join the acceptance calls at the end of each sprint.
- Translating client briefs into tickets
- Joining acceptance calls
- Keeping the schedule with the development team
Requirements
- Experience
- 5 years or more
- Relevant experience
- Preferred
- Education
- No requirement
- Work authorization
- Malaysian citizens and PR holders
- Comfortable reading and writing Japanese for work. No formal JLPT certificate is required. Experience with web projects is welcome but not essential.
Working conditions
- Working hours
- 10:00-16:00
- Working days
- Other
- Weekend work
- Not required
- Annual leave
- 10 days
- Overtime
- Can be discussed
- Probation
- Other
- Bonus
- Project completion bonus, paid per delivered project.
- Parking
- Cost to be confirmed
Not provided by the employer (1)
- Benefits
About the company
Block C, Sample Tech Park, Persiaran APEC, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor
Half of our clients are Japanese companies building sites for the Malaysian market. Their briefs, feedback and acceptance checks all come in Japanese. We need someone who can sit between those clients and our developers here.
Apply
- Applications close
- 2026-11-30
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