メルカリ

Mercari doesn't require Japanese skill for developers to do their day to day jobs. It's becoming a pretty international company, but they have many Japanese engineers, so the more Japanese you know the better.

Mercari sponsors Japanese visas for engineers. The only condition is that you meet the requirements of the Japanese government (but this is the case at every company). This usually means that you'll need a bachelor's degree or 10 years of demonstrated work experience in your field.

• Two days off per week (Saturday and Sunday), Japanese national holidays, New Year's vacation
• Paid Leave (starting with 10 days, adding 1 day each year)
• Sick leave (10 days per year)
• Relax days (3 extra vacation days that can be taken year-round)
• Bereavement Leave
• Maternity/paternity and caregiving support
• Caregiving leave
• Paid childbirth leave and gift
• Paid honeymoon leave and gift
• Condolence money and paid leave

🏥 Health insurance

💹 Employee stock option plan

🚃 Full transportation coverage

💻 The latest equipment - computer, monitor, smartphone

🍹 Free drinks

💴 Seminar participation support

📓 Book purchases

👩‍🎓 Language learning support

🌎 Translation/interpretation support

🍔 Chat lunch

💛 Financial support for fertility treatment

💜 Financial support for childcare costs

💚 Financial support for private preschools

Mercari has introduced a work style policy called “Your Choice.” Each member is free to choose whether they want to work in the office or work fully remote. *Exceptions made for certain kinds of work.

※ You will be required to come to Japan if you are living abroad.

(Dev Team Members)

• Fixed working hours 10:00-19:00.
• Flex time (core hours 12:00-16:00, 60 minute lunch)

There is more diversity in the world than any of us can imagine. Diversity & Inclusion (D&I) is strongly linked to Mercari’s mission as we aim to build a company environment where everyone can be themselves and work to their fullest potential.

Diverse Backgrounds

We already have members with many diverse backgrounds at Mercari. Our goal is for everyone to have equal chances to do their best work, without dividing individuals into groups based on age, gender, sexual orientation, race, religion, physical ability, or any other identifying feature, and without classifying anyone as “majority” or “minority.” We strive to create various policies and initiatives to make this a reality.

No Quotas

Mercari does not set quotas, such as a 50:50 gender balance or a specific number of countries represented, because we feel labeling groups and people in terms of numbers goes against our ideal of respecting the diversity inherent to all individuals. Meaningful efforts towards diversity are reflected not in the quantitative goals many companies tend to rely on, but in the thoughts and behavior of every person within.

Our Focus

Providing fair chances for members of all backgrounds Fostering a culture of learning to allow everyone to reach their full potential Creating an organization built on trust so that everyone working here feels like they truly belong Our first step is for D&I to take root in the thoughts and actions of all members at Mercari.