Jobs in Tokyo
563 jobs in Tokyo open to English speakers, updated 25 October 2026.
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Our Fleet Operations Team is responsible for maintaining the safety, performance, and operational readiness of Wayve's autonomous vehicle fleet — from routine servicing and diagnostics to urgent repairs and vehicle readiness for high-visibility events. The team keeps our fleet in peak condition to support testing, demonstrations, and real-world deployment, working closely with engineering, drivers, and operations teams to keep autonomy moving forward, every single day. If you're passionate about driving, technology, and the future of mobility, this role offers a rare opportunity to work at the forefront of autonomous driving development. As a Vehicle Safety Operator, you will support the development of next-generation AI driving systems by operating Wayve vehicles on public roads, evaluating vehicle behaviour, and providing operational feedback to engineering teams. You will act as a critical bridge between real-world driving conditions and the engineers developing Wayve's AI systems. You will support real-world autonomous vehicle testing operations across Japan; safely monitor autonomous driving systems during on-road testing and intervene whenever required; provide structured operational feedback to engineers and research teams to help improve AI driving performance; support data collection and validation activities that contribute to the training and improvement of Wayve's AI systems; and maintain high operational and safety standards while accurately reporting vehicle, testing, or safety-related issues. Operations run 7 days a week, including mornings, evenings, weekends, and occasional travel support. Shift schedules (rota) are issued at least 4 weeks in advance wherever possible. The shift pattern is Monday to Sunday, 40 hours per week/weekend (must be able to work weekends), with shifts of 06:30–15:30 or 14:30–23:30. Vehicle Safety Operators are expected to primarily work from one of our operational sites in Yokohama or Tokyo, with occasional travel to support operations. All applicants are required to disclose any second job as part of the application process. All applicants are subject to a health check before/after. Employment is contingent on passing training, pre-employment checks and ongoing drug/alcohol testing, in accordance with our policy.
Operations Lead, Autobidder — Japan
As part of the Autobidder team, you will be Tesla's first trading and operations hire in Japan, playing a foundational role in establishing our presence in Japan’s electricity markets. You will oversee the daily operations of grid-scale battery energy storage systems (BESS) in Japanese electricity markets via Autobidder — Tesla's in-house algorithmic trading platform — while building the analytical and operational foundations that will define how we trade and grow in Japan. This is a high-ownership, 0-to-1 role. You will bring deep Japan market expertise to sharpen our algorithms, serve as the primary interface between our Australian and US based teams and the Japanese market, and potentially grow into the Ops Lead for Japan as the business scales. You will work closely with Tesla's APAC Autobidder team, Japan policy colleagues, and external stakeholders including TSOs and customers. This role requires a rare combination of technical depth, market knowledge, and communication skills — someone who can operate independently in a fast-paced environment, translate complex market dynamics into algorithmic insights, and represent Tesla credibly in the Japanese energy industry. This position is based in Japan. Responsibilities: Oversee daily operations of BESS assets participating in Japanese electricity markets (JEPX, EPRX, capacity markets) via Autobidder, managing real-time trading performance and escalating issues as needed. Analyze Autobidder algorithm outputs and trading performance; develop and communicate concrete, data-driven hypotheses for trading and forecasting improvements to the global algorithms team. Build and maintain Python- and Excel-based analytical tools and reports for internal performance tracking and external reporting obligations to TSOs and METI. Monitor and interpret Japanese electricity market rule changes, regulatory developments, and policy shifts — translating these into actionable guidance for Autobidder engineers to inform algorithm design and updates. Develop a deep understanding of Japan-specific market dynamics (e.g. area demand patterns, capacity surplus contracts, interconnector constraints) and surface insights that give Tesla a competitive edge. Serve as the primary point of contact for customer and TSO relationships in Japan, managing communications with professionalism and technical credibility. Support regulatory and operational compliance efforts, including reporting responsibilities to TSOs and METI, in collaboration with Tesla's Japan policy team. Collaborate with the global Autobidder algorithms, software, and market analysis teams to co-design scalable tools and workflows tailored to the Japanese market. Contribute to origination and business development efforts by providing market analysis and operational insights to support deal evaluation and new customer engagement. As the business grows, take on hiring and team leadership responsibilities to build out the Japan Autobidder operations function.
Shift Lead
The Fleet Operations Team is responsible for maintaining the safety, performance, and operational readiness of Wayve's autonomous vehicle fleet, from routine servicing and diagnostics to urgent repairs and vehicle readiness for high-visibility events. The team keeps the fleet in peak condition to support testing, demonstrations, and real-world deployment, working closely with engineering, drivers, and operations teams. Shift Leads are frontline operational leaders responsible for the safe, efficient, and high-performing execution of Wayve’s autonomous driving operations in Japan. They ensure daily operations are conducted with the highest levels of safety and efficiency and foster an inclusive working environment where Vehicle Safety Operators (VSOs) feel their ideas are valued and can voice safety concerns without fear. They work within an autonomous vehicle testing environment, partnering with engineering, fleet operations, and automotive stakeholders to support real-world AI development. The role is mainly based at Tokyo Ryutsu Center near Haneda Airport, with occasional visits to Yokohama. It is a dedicated shift role with morning shifts from 06:30 to 15:30 and night shifts from 14:30 to 23:30. Flexibility outside standard hours may occasionally be required. Operations run seven days a week, so weekend and holiday work may be required depending on the shift; additional special paid leave is provided for employees on the shift schedule. The role offers a pathway into broader operations, program management, and leadership responsibilities. The Shift Lead leads a team of VSOs to deliver safe, high-quality, and efficient on-road testing operations. Responsibilities include leading and supporting VSOs during live testing; coordinating people, vehicles, schedules, and priorities; managing work schedules, assigning tasks, and monitoring performance; line managing VSOs on a rostered shift pattern with documented face-to-face contact at least monthly; serving as an operational contact for selected OEM and partner activities; ensuring compliance with company policies, legal regulations, and safety protocols; supporting high-quality data collection and testing; identifying and escalating operational issues and risks; making real-time decisions; coordinating communication across teams; maintaining operational reports, incident documentation, and shift handovers; serving as the initial point of contact for on-road incidents and initial Operations Officer under the Major Incident Management Plan; coordinating training and development with Quality Assurance; and improving operational processes, utilisation, and team effectiveness.
Kamiyacho (Tokyo) [Installer/Customer Support – Powerwall]
The Technical Support Specialist provides technical support for Tesla’s energy product line and responds to inquiries accurately and promptly. This role is ideally suited to someone with an electrical or engineering background or experience in customer support. You will work with sales, operations, and service staff in the internal energy storage division to respond to customer inquiries. You will provide a high level of customer support by handling inquiries by phone and email. You will identify customer needs and resolve technical issues involving battery systems and other products. You will determine whether technical issues can be resolved over the phone or require field service or further diagnostics. When necessary, you will communicate customer concerns to managers, Service Engineering, or the Field Service team. You will accurately record issues and data in the CRM database.
Fleet Serving & Maintenance Technician
Our Fleet Operations Team is responsible for maintaining the safety, performance, and operational readiness of Wayve's autonomous vehicle fleet — from routine servicing and diagnostics to urgent repairs and vehicle readiness for high-visibility events. The team keeps our fleet in peak condition to support testing, demonstrations, and real-world deployment, working closely with engineering, drivers, and operations teams to keep autonomy moving forward, every single day. Reporting to the Fleet Service Manager, this hands-on role requires strong mechanical knowledge, the ability to work with modern diagnostic systems, and a proactive, safety-conscious mindset. Responsibilities include conducting routine maintenance and servicing on a diverse fleet of AVs; diagnosing and repairing mechanical and electrical faults using diagnostic tools and working with engineering teams; preparing vehicles for demonstrations, investor rides, and media-facing events; responding to urgent fleet faults; collaborating with Fleet Service Managers, drivers, and Field Engineering; following workshop safety protocols; improving servicing processes; accurately recording maintenance and repairs; maintaining parts, tools, and diagnostic equipment; and supporting a rotating shift schedule for 24/7 fleet readiness. The work includes scheduled servicing and inspections, resolving mechanical and electrical faults using OEM documentation and diagnostic equipment, ensuring vehicle cleanliness and functionality for public-facing use, adhering to safety practices and regulations, documenting faults, actions, and parts used, communicating recurring issues and improvement ideas, and engaging with fleet drivers to resolve reported issues.
Sales Representative, APM Tokyo
Conduct sales activities for Advanced Patient Monitoring products. Propose and explain products to healthcare professionals. Plan and deliver seminars, information sessions, training, and other activities to promote proper product use. Develop sales activities in line with the Advanced Patient Monitoring business strategy, supported by a thorough understanding of hemodynamic monitoring and cardiovascular anatomy, pathology, and physiology. Serve as the primary point of contact in the assigned territory. Build and manage strong, long-term relationships with customers and other influencers. Strengthen market positioning by using skills that influence purchasing decisions. Develop new business opportunities with existing customers, identify areas for improvement to achieve sales targets, and create and execute short-term territory plans to meet those targets. Work location: Tokyo. Assigned territory: Kanto region (Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba, Saitama, Tochigi, Ibaraki, Gunma, Yamanashi, Nagano, Niigata, Yamanashi, and Shizuoka).
Fleet Service Manager
Our Fleet Operations Team is responsible for maintaining the safety, performance, and operational readiness of Wayve's autonomous vehicle fleet — from routine servicing and diagnostics to urgent repairs and vehicle readiness for high-visibility events. The team keeps our fleet in peak condition to support testing, demonstrations, and real-world deployment, working closely with engineering, drivers, and operations teams to keep autonomy moving forward, every single day. The Fleet Service Manager is responsible for ensuring the seamless servicing, maintenance, and operational readiness of the autonomous vehicle fleet. Leading a team of Fleet Servicing & Maintenance Technicians, they oversee preventive and reactive maintenance, ensuring high fleet availability while adhering to strict safety and compliance standards. Their primary goal is to maximise vehicle uptime, optimise workshop operations, and drive efficiency in fleet servicing. This role requires strong leadership, operational oversight, and close collaboration with Field Engineering Leads and Heads of Geo to align servicing efforts with business needs. While not a shift-based role, flexibility may be required to support urgent fleet servicing needs. As a critical player in a pioneering AV fleet servicing function, the Fleet Service Manager will drive best practices and innovation in next-generation vehicle maintenance. The role covers fleet availability and operational efficiency by optimising servicing and inspection schedules and minimising downtime; cost control and budget management by managing fleet maintenance costs, tracking expenditures, and implementing cost-saving initiatives without impacting service quality; compliance, safety, and regulatory adherence; fleet upgrades and deployment coordination; team leadership and workforce management; data-driven decision making and reporting; and continuous improvement and best practices. This role is Monday to Friday, on-site at our office in Tokyo and Yokohama. All applicants are required to disclose any second job as part of the application process. All applications are subject to a health check before/after. Employment is contingent on passing training, pre-employment checks and ongoing drug/alcohol testing, in accordance with our policy.
Analyst
At its core, Synthetic Products Group (SPG) helps provided solutions for our clients, manages firm risk whilst maximizing profitability for a given set of resources. We build strong relationships with our institutional clients - we help them buy and sell financial products on exchanges around the world, raise funding, and manage risk. We also manage our inventory and positions on the funding spread, rates and dividend curves to maximize returns. This is a dynamic, entrepreneurial team with a passion for the markets, with individuals who thrive in fast-paced, high-pressure environments whilst making real time decisions. Responsibility for risk management across Franchise books with a particular focus on single stock synthetics. Develop a deep understanding of the drivers of profitability, and the levers available for maximizing returns. Work with Strats, Tech and Federation teams on enhancing the infrastructure and processes that support pricing, execution, trade flow, risk management and book optimization. Develop an understanding of local market regulation and the legal underpinnings of the derivatives that we trade.
Sales Representative MMS Tokyo
Sell BD Rowa products, primarily to pharmacies, and achieve annual unit sales targets. Conduct consultative sales to hospitals, dispensing pharmacies, and healthcare-related companies. Identify customer needs and challenges and propose solutions. Develop new customers and build relationships with existing customers. Advance sales opportunities in collaboration with distributors and relevant internal departments. Deliver presentations and demonstrations and prepare quotations. Manage projects from sales discussions through contract execution and implementation. Manage sales opportunities and forecasts using Salesforce and other tools. Gather and analyze industry trends, competitor information, and market needs. Support conferences and seminars. Negotiate with a diverse range of stakeholders, including healthcare institution executives, pharmacy department managers, and frontline staff. The product portfolio is Rowa. The assigned territory is Kanto, Koshinetsu, and surrounding areas.
Staff Supply Planner(Disability hiring)
Manage purchase / production / transfer orders and ensure optimized inventory considering cost / service / efficiency. Support SCM-related and integration projects with guidance from other team members and the manager, especially the ERP upgrade project. Coordinate and support Sales and Operation and supply chain planning activities with guidance from other team members and managers. Monitor and analyze SCM KPIs with transparency and improvement activities, including the local logistics area. Execute actions that contribute to achieving sales, profit, and growth targets by offering services that meet them and are in line with regional, country, and business unit(s) strategies, with guidance from other team members and managers. Communicate and collaborate with vendors / suppliers and LSP (Local Service Provider)’s to improve supply reliability and SCM flexibility/agility. Manage NCM (Non Conformance Management) in case of damaged purchased goods.