Artytech

Artytech requires at least business-level communication skills in either English or Japanese for this position. Japanese fluency is not necessary — Artytech welcomes developers who are comfortable working in English. While some team members speak only Japanese, Artytech helps bridge communication where needed, and they appreciate any openness to picking up a bit of Japanese over time.

💻 New tech gear

👶 Shorter work hours for employees taking care of children

💚 Translation support

🧡 Interpretation support

💟 Complete health and social insurance

🚃 Commuter allowance

Here are a few things that make working at Artytech unique:

• You’ll work directly with the founder and decision-makers — no unnecessary layers of management.
• Artytech values practicality over perfection: their work is focused on solving real problems for real clients.
• Artytech’s small team means your voice matters — they welcome ideas, feedback, and personal initiative.
• Artytech’s office is located in Koenji, one of Tokyo’s most creative and subculturally rich neighborhoods. It’s a laid-back area full of vintage shops, music venues, and indie spirit — and that vibe carries into how they work, too.