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Jobs→アドソル日進株式会社→[Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime] Osaka / Infrastructure Engineer (PL) ~ Social Infrastructure / Industry / ICT Technology Utilization ~

[Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime] Osaka / Infrastructure Engineer (PL) ~ Social Infrastructure / Industry / ICT Technology Utilization ~English summary from Japanese

アドソル日進株式会社

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Salary
500万円〜740万円
Location
大阪府
Job Type
Full-time
Work Style
9:00~17:45
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Role summaryEnglish summary from Japanese

English summary for screening — check the original posting before applying.

Join a new team at a Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime listed company celebrating its 50th anniversary. As an Infrastructure Engineer (PL Candidate), you will lead cloud-related infrastructure projects, managing the entire process from requirements to delivery, and reporting to clients.

Must-haves

  • Experience in infrastructure design and construction projects
  • Experience managing projects (QCD: Quality, Cost, Delivery)
  • Experience reporting project status and negotiating countermeasures with clients

Nice-to-haves

  • Experience in transportation and logistics sector projects
  • Experience in government system projects

Tech stack

Cloud

Work style

Remote work available (may require coming to the office depending on job content and project). Location: Osaka.

Other notes

Salary revisions implemented for 4 consecutive fiscal periods with an average wage increase of 7%. Certification support available with rewards up to ¥500,000. Average monthly overtime is 15 hours.

About the Company

アドソル日進株式会社

Headquarters
東京都千代田区紀尾井町3-12 紀尾井町ビル11階
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Posted6/19/2026
Updated2026/06/19
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