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What they do

Josys sells an identity security and governance platform. It finds every account in a company, for people, machines, and AI agents, and sets who can use each app. It finds leaked passwords and blocks risky access. It connects to more than 350 apps. It also manages devices, and can run that work for the customer.

What they value

• Customer centricity: ask customers what they need.
• Winning as a team, built on trust.
• Ownership and striving for excellence.
• Accountability and transparency.

Where they hire

Six roles are in Tokyo, six in Bangalore, four at the Makuhari operations center near Tokyo, and two in Sydney. No role is remote. Two Bangalore roles say they are hybrid. All Tokyo and Makuhari postings are written in Japanese. No posting mentions visa sponsorship.

Teams and roles

Bangalore is the hub for engineering and product.

• Bangalore: backend engineers in Node.js and Ruby on Rails, an enterprise software architect, a test automation engineer, a technical support engineer, and a senior product manager.
• Tokyo: enterprise sales, customer success, go-to-market strategy, and a legal lead.
• Makuhari operations center: device management work, such as setting up PCs and accounts for customers, including a part-time role.
• Sydney: a solutions engineer and a marketing representative.

Josys was founded in Japan and India by the founder of Raksul, and it has raised more than $230M.

What they look for

Backend roles ask for three to seven years, with Node.js or Ruby on Rails, and some AWS. Most engineering roles ask for real, hands-on use of AI coding tools such as Cursor, and the ability to explain how you use them. The architect role asks for 10 or more years, with Node.js, AWS, and Kubernetes. The support role asks for B2B SaaS, REST APIs, and identity technology such as SSO and SAML.

A Tokyo sales leader role asks for business-level Japanese and English. Some other roles in Japan list English as a plus, and the Makuhari head reports in English to leaders in the US.