Work at Netsujo
Netsujo is recruiting a contract-based Netsujo SIGNAL operations and client-support partner (fully remote), along with general contract partners (engineer / BizDev). This is Kyoto-based work in Web3/AI, spanning everything from structuring a concept through to implementation and operation.
Open positions
- Netsujo SIGNAL operations and client-support partner (contract, fully remote)
- Use AI agents to support client-site analysis and improvement, client communication, progress management, and website updates. We value a basic understanding of SEO, GA4, and Google Search Console, plus client-facing experience. Hourly rate from ¥1,500, fully remote, no fixed shifts. Looking for people comfortable checking AI output for facts and inconsistencies rather than using it as-is, and who can work autonomously in a remote setting.
- Partner / contract engineer or BizDev
- Per-project contract work: Web3, AI, mobile, or backend development; BizDev at the concept-structuring stage; supporting the progress of local-government engagements. We are looking for Web3/blockchain engineers, Next.js/React Native/TypeScript frontend developers, BizDev and new-venture PoC project managers, and people experienced with local-government engagements.
Why work at Netsujo
- Involved from the concept stage
- Engagements start at the judgment stage of "should we use Web3" or "should we start a PoC," so the work spans upstream business design, not just implementing a spec.
- Participation in the "Chain Up KYOTO" working group
- We are involved in proposals and demonstration design for Web3/AI use in local government and public-sector work through the Chain Up KYOTO working group — valuable experience if you’re interested in the public sector.
- Miyako de IT — running the community since February 2019, 162+ events
- We run the Kyoto IT engineer community "Miyako de IT," giving access to a network of 609 connpass members for technical exchange, hiring, and generating new work.
- Small, focused team with fast decisions
- CEO Tomohiro Iida, CTO Yasunori Matsuoka, and contract partners. Few layers of hierarchy, so proposals tend to translate directly into decisions.
Application routes differ by position — the SIGNAL partner and general partner roles use Netsujo’s own forms. Application forms are Japanese-only; enquiries in English can be made through the contact page.
Before formally applying, we welcome a casual conversation about Netsujo’s direction, the kind of work involved, and how we work.
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