Senior Bilingual Software Engineer - US West Coast

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Remote (North America), 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM PTFull-TimeSenior

Salary120,000 - 200,000 USD per year

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Languages: English, Japanese
Experience: 7+ years of experience in software engineering, 4+ years of prior experience operating as a Software Engineer within a U.S.-based organization

Requirements

Near-native proficiency in both English and Japanese
7+ years of experience in software engineering, with strong exposure to system design and real-world implementation
4+ years of prior experience operating as a Software Engineer within a U.S.-based organization, where English was the primary language for technical discussions, design reviews, and deliverables, both orally and in writing
Strong understanding of modern software architecture (APIs, backend systems, data models)
Proven ability to operate across product, engineering, and implementation contexts
Experience working with distributed or cross-border teams
Strong communication skills with the ability to convey nuanced context, not just information

Responsibilities

Act as the primary interface between Forward-Deployed U.S. teams and the Platform Core team in Japan, driving deep, bidirectional context alignment
Continuously synthesize and communicate what is happening on the ground—including priorities, urgency, constraints, and team sentiment (“temperature”)
Translate not just requirements, but intent, trade-offs, and decision rationale across both sides
Influence platform roadmap and product strategy by ensuring decisions are grounded in real-world usage, high-impact opportunities, and evolving field needs
Ensure the Platform Core team is working on the highest-value problems, with clear prioritization informed by field context
Ensure Forward-Deployed teams fully leverage the platform, including understanding its capabilities, constraints, and intended design patterns
Drive cross-regional program execution
Facilitate technical discussions, design reviews, and prioritization decisions across regions
Improve internal systems for global collaboration, including documentation, communication cadence, and decision-making frameworks

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