Mid Level Hybrid Backend Developer Jobs in Japan
Browse 10 mid-level hybrid Backend Developer jobs in Japan. Explore Engineering jobs in Japan at multinational tech subsidiaries including Cisco, TSMC, Snowflake, Adobe, PlayStation, Palo Alto Networks, Qualtrics, Renesas, Uber, Coupang, and Quest Global, plus LLM, Data, and Infrastructure Engineer roles placed through recruiters like MatchaTalent. No Japanese required — every role listed here is English-only, ideal for expat and international professionals. Listings are updated daily across software engineering, data, DevOps, and infrastructure disciplines.
10 listings found in Japan
ML Platform Engineer, AD/ADAS
Woven by Toyota · Tokyo
Posted 8 days ago
Product Engineer Backend, Global Supply - Mercari
Mercari, inc. · Tokyo
Posted 28 days ago
Product Engineer Backend, Global Supply
Mercari, inc. · Tokyo
Posted 29 days ago
Technical Escalations Engineer II (RUM) - APJ
Datadog · Tokyo
Posted 77 days ago
Full-stack Engineer (Leader/Member) KP
Talisman Corporation · Tokyo
Posted 78 days ago
ADAS Engineer
Gigantes Group · Tokyo
Posted 83 days ago
Technical Escalations Engineer II (Revenue and Cost Management) - APJ
Datadog · Tokyo
Posted 97 days ago
Motion Planning Engineer, AD/ADAS
Woven by Toyota · Tokyo
Posted 168 days ago
Forward Deployed Engineer, GTM, Japan
Hong Kong Next Generation Internet Society · Tokyo
Posted 386 days ago
Key Skills for Engineering Jobs in Japan
English-Only Roles — No Japanese Required
Every Engineering role on this page has been verified to require English only. No Japanese is required for any currently listed position. All listings are updated daily.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to speak Japanese to work in Engineering in Japan?
All roles on ExpatJobBoard require English only. No Japanese is required for any listing on this page.
How often are Engineering jobs updated?
New listings are added daily. Every role is verified to require English before appearing on the site.
Do I need a work visa to apply for Engineering jobs in Japan?
Most office and professional roles use the Engineer/Specialist in Humanities/International Services visa (Gijinkoku). The employer first obtains a Certificate of Eligibility (COE), then the candidate applies for the visa itself — the whole process typically takes roughly 1.5 to 4 months.