Posted Sep 16, 2026
Materials Scientist
Kiso Materials · Osaka, Japan
A materials lab developing coatings for electrical equipment.
- Japan Engineer/Specialist in Humanities/International Services¥7,500,000–¥9,200,000On-siteFull-timeResearch
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Sponsorship
Kiso will sponsor the Engineer/Specialist in Humanities/International Services status of residence and will use a licensed immigration attorney. The company explains the contract term and the renewal point before you give notice.
Relocation. Temporary housing for eight weeks, a flight, and a Japanese-language course during the first year.
The work
The lab is looking for someone who has taken a coating from a bench result to a pilot line. The working language of the research group is English. Shop-floor conversations are in Japanese, and a colleague interprets while you learn. The office is in Osaka, a short walk from the lab.
Responsibilities
- Design experiments and write them up so the next shift can repeat them.
- Work with process engineers on the pilot line.
- Keep a clean record of what failed.
- Present once a month to the product team, in plain language.
Requirements
- A relevant degree and three years in materials, chemistry, or process development.
- Evidence you can take a result off the bench.
- English. Japanese is taught, not assumed.
- A passport and documents the attorney can file without surprises.
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