Bilingual Onsite Technical Architect Ibaraki Job

Job Description

Position Name: Bilingual Onsite Technical Architect Ibaraki Job

Annual Salary: 7 Million and above

Job Description

• Work closely with customers to design and develop analytical equipment software
• Understand, analyze, and approve requirements. Design and implement solutions in technologies such as C# .Net, WPF, MVVM, etc.
• Expertise in porting legacy software applications to C#
• Draft advanced software functional designs
• Work closely with the offshore team to communicate requirements and implement the software while adhering to schedule and quality Maintain full ownership of the development from requirement capture to final handover Handle queries from offshore in consultation with customers Perform reviews of offshore work deliverables and ensure their completion
• Perform unit testing and bug fixing
• Check the software on the equipment, analyze any issues uncovered and resolve any issues found during testing

Bilingual Onsite Technical Architect Ibaraki Job Qualifications:

• Experience developing desktop applications in C#, .Net, WPF, MVVM
• Experience in software functional design
• Excellent communication and teamwork skills
• Expertise in porting legacy software applications to C#
• Excellent document creation skills in Japanese

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience in the semiconductor field Related experience: 8 years or more

Language Skill:  NAtive level Japanese (JLPT N) and business level english

Company Description:

We are a global engineering organization dedicated to building a brighter future. What sets us apart is not just what we do, but why we do it. We believe engineering has the power to solve today’s challenges and pave the way for a better tomorrow. For over 25 years, we’ve been a trusted partner in tackling the world’s toughest engineering problems. Headquartered in Singapore, we operate in 17 countries with 67 global delivery centers and offices, supported by a team of 17,800+ exceptional professionals who make the impossible possible every day.