Technical Service Jobs
At Robert Walters, we hire professionals for both permanent and contract positions in Japan’s automotive sector. Leveraging strong connections in Tokyo, Osaka, and other major cities, we work with leading companies across the mobility and manufacturing space. Our roles are suited for Japanese-speaking talent looking to advance their careers in engineering, operations, commercial, or corporate functions within the evolving automotive landscape.
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Salary: ¥12,000,000 - ¥14,000,000 per annum
Location: Tokyo
Date Posted: 18 August 2026
A multinational energy company is seeking an AM Technician – PV Operations. The selected candidate will ensure optimal performance, safety, and reliability of solar assets through technical expertise and proactive management.
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Salary: ¥15,000,000 - ¥18,000,000 per annum
Location: Tokyo
Date Posted: 18 August 2026
A global energy and chemical company is looking for an Expert Technologist. The selected candidate will drive product technology strategy, technical support, training, compliance, and industry engagement across the market.
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Salary: ¥7,000,000 - ¥10,000,000 per annum
Location: Tokyo
Date Posted: 31 July 2026
A global investment management company is seeking a Technical Services Manager. The successful candidate will oversee building operations, maintenance, and engineering systems while ensuring efficient project execution and asset optimisation.
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What are the current trends in Japan’s automotive job market?
Japan’s automotive sector is responding to stronger international competition, trade uncertainty, and rapid technological change. Employers are taking a more selective approach to recruitment while continuing to seek professionals who can support software-defined vehicles, artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, and other emerging mobility technologies. Demand also remains strong for experienced professionals in business development, project management, sales, and senior leadership. -
Which automotive roles are in demand in Japan right now?
In-demand positions include Managing Directors and Country Managers, Sales Managers, Business Development Managers, Project and Programme Managers, and engineering professionals. Employers are particularly interested in candidates with experience in emerging vehicle technologies, automotive manufacturing, commercial development, customer management, and cross-functional project delivery. -
Which qualifications and certifications are important for automotive positions in Japan?
Requirements vary across engineering, manufacturing, operations, sales, marketing, and corporate positions. Employers generally seek relevant qualifications, automotive industry experience, and knowledge of the standards, systems, and processes connected to the role. Certain specialist positions may require professional licences, technical certifications, or familiarity with recognised automotive quality and safety standards. Japanese proficiency at JLPT N2 or N1 level or above is required, while English may also be necessary for roles involving international customers, manufacturers, and global teams. -
What salary range can automotive professionals expect in Japan?
Salaries vary considerably by function, experience, seniority, and location. Sales Executives typically earn around ¥5M–¥8M annually, Account Managers and Sales Engineers ¥8.5M–¥12M, Sales and Business Development Managers ¥9M–¥15M, and Project or Programme Managers ¥8M–¥15M. Automotive engineering positions generally range from approximately ¥6M–¥16M, while directors and senior executives can earn between ¥13M and ¥40M. Compensation is generally higher in Tokyo and Osaka, where many listed and foreign companies are headquartered. Download our free Salary Survey Guide for the latest salary and hiring insights across Japan’s automotive sector.