Job Description
Software Engineer (Full-Stack / Backend / Mobile App Developer)

Location: Japan (Nationwide)
Posted on: November 21, 2025
Employment Type: Full-Time (Direct Hire by Human Resocia Co., Ltd.)
Company: Human Resocia Co., Ltd.
Job Description
Human Resocia Co., Ltd. is hiring talented Software Engineers for Full-Stack, Back-End, or Mobile App Development. Engineers will be matched to projects that suit their skills.
Projects Include:
- Web applications using Java, C#, PHP, Python, Node.js, React, Angular, Vue
- Mobile apps using Java, Kotlin, Swift, React Native, Unity
- Industry-specific solutions: Retail sales & inventory, reservation apps, e-commerce for cosmetics & fashion
Requirements:
- Experience in web or mobile app development (academic projects accepted)
- Degree in Computer Science, Statistics, Mathematics, or related field
- Preferred: experience with cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, Azure)
- Ability to create documentation in Japanese
Language Requirements:
- English: Business level (TOEIC 735–860)
- Japanese: Daily conversation level (JLPT N4 or equivalent; certification not required)
Working Hours:
- Standard: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (may vary by project location)
Compensation & Benefits:
- Salary based on experience; new graduates start at ¥3,000,000/year
- Annual salary system with yearly review
- Overtime pay: 125%, Holiday work pay: 135%
- 3-month trial period (no change in pay/benefits)
- Work visa support, housing assistance, commuting allowance (up to ¥30,000/month)
- Full social insurance, retirement benefits, internal training, employee referral program
Holidays & Leave:
- Two days off per week (Sat & Sun), national holidays, summer & winter vacation
- Paid leave, bereavement leave, parental leave
Work Environment:
- Multinational team, supportive atmosphere, exposure to advanced technologies
- Continuous career development through projects and internal training
Nearest Station: Depends on project location
Smoking Policy: Tokyo HQ: No smoking on premises (outdoor smoking area available); policy may vary by project