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Atlassian offers flexible work options (office, home, or a mix) and hires in any country with a legal entity, with interviews and onboarding conducted virtually as part of being a distributed-first company. The company serves over 300,000 customers worldwide and is helping teams like NASA, Nike, Pixar, and Tesla through software and collaboration, with the Solutions Sales Executive role focused on Jira Service Management for large accounts. This role reports to the Enterprise Sales Manager for Japan and is responsible for identifying and closing new business, driving revenue growth for Jira Service Management in Japan, and building long-term relationships with top enterprise customers in the region. Key duties include developing and executing a sales strategy for Japan, defining a clear territory vision, communicating funnel/status/resource needs, working with cross-functional teams to ensure satisfaction and retention, representing Jira Service Management at events, forecasting to senior management in Japan, and collaborating with Atlassian partners and service providers. Candidates should have at least 3 years of technology sales experience, familiarity with IT service management is preferred, strong communication skills, the ability to drive GTM campaigns independently, fluent Japanese (business-level English preferred), and a passion for bringing Jira Service Management to the Japanese market.

Atlassian offers flexible work options and hires globally, with virtual interviews and onboarding as part of its distributed-first approach. The company, serving over 300,000 customers, is seeking a Solutions Sales Executive to lead Jira Service Management sales in Japan, reporting to the Enterprise Sales Manager - Japan. The role involves developing and executing a revenue-growth sales strategy, managing funnel and territory status, and collaborating with cross-functional teams and partners to ensure customer satisfaction and retention. Responsibilities include representing Jira Service Management at industry events, providing accurate forecasts to senior Japan-based management, and working closely with Atlassian partners ranging from IT service providers to other sales and service firms. Requirements are at least 3 years of tech sales experience, familiarity with IT service management, strong communication skills, the ability to drive GTM campaigns independently in Japan, and fluency in Japanese (English preferred).

The Portfolio Success Manager I role at Zendesk Tokyo is the face of the company to Japanese and global clients, aimed at driving Customer Success in the Japanese market by turning support into a strategic advantage and enabling long-term partner growth. Responsibilities include acting as a trusted advisor, conducting strategic discovery, driving value realization and KPI achievement, hosting scaled Japanese-language events, creating localized content, collaborating cross-functionally, and proactively identifying and intervening with at-risk accounts to maintain high CSAT. Basic qualifications require 1+ years in Customer Success, Account Management, Sales, or similar, native Japanese (JLPT N1) and business English, and a customer-first, data-driven, collaborative problem-solver mindset. Preferred qualifications include SaaS/Software experience in Japan, familiarity with Zendesk or CX/CRM tools, experience managing high-volume accounts, and a drive for continuous improvement and a long-term career at a global tech leader. The role offers a hybrid work model with part-office requirements in Tokyo, opportunities for global exposure and internal mobility within Zendesk’s Global CS organization, and a culture focused on belonging, diversity, inclusion, and fair hiring practices.

Zendesk provides customer support software for businesses of all sizes and is growing rapidly, seeking motivated individuals to pursue a career in software sales in a fast-paced tech environment. The role involves outbound sales to prospects with varying scales and needs,working with internal stakeholders (sales, marketing) and playing a major part in identifying, discovering, and developing opportunities to build Japan’s sales pipeline. Key duties include proactively engaging prospects to understand their challenges, strategically targeting and building a sales pipeline across SMB, Commercial, or Enterprise accounts, collaborating with the sales team to create target lists, and managing the pipeline to deliver a top-tier customer experience. Qualifications include experience in new business development or field sales in Japan, IT industry experience, at least one year in a corporate sales environment, a competitive and self-driven mindset, excellent communication and relationship-building skills, native Japanese with English reading/writing ability, and a bachelor’s degree preferred. Benefits include private health insurance, remote-work and device allowances, mobile and internet stipends, Recharge Friday, a culture of high performance and diversity, and a hybrid work model with some in-office time; Zendesk is an equal opportunity employer, may use AI screening, and offers accommodations for disabilities.

Atlassian is revolutionizing software development and enables teams worldwide—including NASA, Nike, Pixar, and Tesla—to advance collaboration through software. The company has over 236,000 customers, and Account Executives help its largest accounts scale their Atlassian investments; the role described is part of the Japan team. AEs build and implement sales strategies to improve adoption of select products for enterprise customers and act as customer advocates by sharing feedback with product and engineering to optimize the customer experience, all in close alignment with Channel Partners, Product Specialists, and Marketing. They are consultative, solution-oriented, and creative, able to think strategically and prioritize resources to meet customer needs, and must understand the Enterprise Sales process to adapt it to Atlassian’s model. Responsibilities include developing named account or territory plans to maximize expansion and customer success, maintaining account ownership while coordinating with various roles, collaborating with Solution Engineers, Inside Sales, Channel, and Renewal teams to execute strategies, aligning with Advisory Services to understand technical initiatives and business outcomes, partnering with Renewals to maximize health and retention, and building productive relationships with internal stakeholders, solution partners, and key customers.

Zendesk Tokyo is seeking a Senior Security Compliance Analyst to bridge global standards with Japanese ISMAP/J-SOX requirements and build a cloud-native security framework in collaboration with global teams. The role emphasizes strategic advisory, leading risk assessments and audits, designing controls for SOX, HIPAA, and privacy laws within a cloud-native environment, and partnering with Product and Engineering to remediate findings through automated, scalable solutions while maintaining continuous monitoring to protect Zendesk’s Trust brand. Basic qualifications include 4–6 years in information security, IT audit, or GRC; solid knowledge of ISO 27001 or SOC2 and their application to cloud products; experience in internal risk assessments or at least one full audit cycle (J-SOX, PCI DSS, PrivacyMark); practical cloud security experience with AWS, Azure, or GCP; and business-level Japanese and English. Preferred qualifications include ISMAP experience, AI governance familiarity, the ability to perform technical verification (e.g., AWS Config or Terraform) beyond spreadsheet checks, experience using GRC tools (Vanta, Drata, ServiceNow) to automate evidence collection, and certifications such as CISA, CRISC, or CISSP. The posting notes a hybrid work model, Zendesk’s commitment to equal opportunity and diversity, potential AI screening in hiring, and accommodations available for applicants with disabilities.

Atlassian is revolutionizing the software development industry and serves over 236,000 customers worldwide, including major brands like NASA, Nike, Pixar, and Tesla; this Account Executive role is for the Japan team and targets the largest accounts. The role focuses on account-based selling, building and implementing strategies to expand adoption of select products and services within the Enterprise customer base, and acting as a promoter for customers by sharing experiences with product and engineering teams to improve the customer experience. A successful Account Executive is consultative, solution-oriented, and strategic, able to prioritize resources and align with Atlassian's sales model to meet customer needs. Responsibilities include developing named account or territory plans to maximize expansion opportunities and ensure customer success, maintaining full account ownership, and coordinating with Solution Engineers, Inside Sales, Channel, and Renewal teams. The role requires close collaboration with Advisory Services, partnering with Renewals to maximize customer health and retention, and establishing productive relationships with internal stakeholders, solution partners, and key customers.

Atlassian is revolutionizing the software development industry and helping teams worldwide—such as NASA, Nike, Pixar, and Tesla—through software and collaboration, with over 236,000 customers. The Account Executive role in Japan is to help the largest accounts scale their Atlassian investments and drive adoption of select products and services across the enterprise base. AEs act as consultative promoters, sharing customer experiences with product and engineering teams to optimize the customer experience, while coordinating with Channel Partners, Product Specialists, and Marketing. They develop and implement named account or territory plans to maximize expansion opportunities and ensure high levels of customer success, maintaining full account ownership and aligning with Solution Engineers, Inside Sales, Channel, and Renewal teams. They collaborate with Advisory Service and the Renewals team to understand technical initiatives and business outcomes, maximize customer health and retention, and build productive relationships with internal stakeholders, solution partners, and key customers.

The Innovation Architect acts as a Solution Architect for collaboration and ways of working within Miro’s MOST program, a 240-hour annual enterprise professional services subscription designed to help customers design, implement, and scale collaboration solutions in Miro across teams, functions, and geographies. They partner with customers to translate business strategy into scalable collaboration architectures, diagnose workflow and adoption challenges, design governance and operating models, and shape an outcomes-driven solution roadmap that evolves as needs change, serving as trusted advisors to both business and technical stakeholders. What you’ll do includes leading discovery, facilitating alignment on outcomes and adoption milestones, conducting collaboration/workspace assessments, designing governance structures and change-management plans, coaching on best practices and AI-enabled workflows, facilitating workshops, building lightweight prototypes, and tracking progress against milestones while flagging risks. What you’ll need covers 6+ years in consulting/change management/Agile/digital collaboration, ability to lead structured discovery and synthesize insights, experience enabling cross-functional teams to adopt new tools, familiarity with governance/workspace architecture, knowledge of Human-Centered Design/Design Thinking/Agile, fluency in Miro or similar platforms, and near-native Japanese with business-level English. What’s in it for you includes a global benefits package (equity, wellbeing, equipment allowance, L&D stipend), joining a diverse team, Miro’s mission to empower teams with belonging and inclusion, and information about recruitment privacy policies.

The Innovation Architect acts as a Solution Architect for collaboration and ways of working within Miro’s MOST program, a yearly professional services subscription for enterprise customers that provides 240 hours per year to design, implement, and scale collaboration solutions across teams, functions, and geographies. They partner with customers to translate business strategy into scalable collaboration architectures inside Miro, diagnosing workflow and adoption challenges, designing governance and operating models, and shaping a structured, outcomes-driven roadmap that evolves with customer needs. Responsibilities include leading discovery to understand goals and pain points, facilitating vision and prioritization sessions, conducting collaboration and workspace assessments, designing governance frameworks, guiding change management, coaching on best practices and AI workflows, building prototypes and templates, and partnering with IT/Admin to standardize workspace setup and governance while tracking milestones and risks. Requirements include 6+ years in consulting, change management, Agile transformation, or related fields; experience enabling cross-functional teams; familiarity with collaboration governance, workspace architecture, and lifecycle management; knowledge of Human-Centered Design/Design Thinking/Agile; fluency in Miro or similar platforms; and near-native Japanese with business-level English. What’s in it for you includes a global benefits package with equity, wellbeing, an annual Learning & Development stipend, and a WFH equipment allowance; a diverse, collaborative culture; and location-specific benefits as described in Miro’s Global Benefits board.

The Innovation Architect acts as a Solution Architect for collaboration and ways of working within Miro’s MOST program, a yearly professional services subscription that provides 240 hours per enterprise to design, implement, and scale collaboration solutions across teams and geographies. They partner with customers to translate business strategy into scalable collaboration architectures inside Miro, diagnose workflow and adoption challenges, design governance and operating models, and shape an outcomes-driven roadmap that adapts as needs change. Responsibilities include leading discovery and alignment, conducting collaboration, workflow, and workspace assessments, designing governance structures, guiding change management, coaching on best practices and AI-enabled templates, facilitating workshops across Agile, product development, design thinking, and strategy, building prototypes and reusable workflows, and tracking milestones and risks. Required qualifications include 6+ years in consulting, change management, Agile transformation, or digital collaboration; experience enabling cross-functional teams to adopt new tools; familiarity with governance frameworks and workspace architecture; knowledge of Human-Centered Design or Design Thinking; fluency in Miro or similar platforms; and near-native Japanese with business English. What’s in it for you: a global benefits package (equity, wellbeing, equipment allowance, L&D stipend), a diverse, collaborative team, and information about location-specific benefits; Miro emphasizes belonging and inclusion and shares its recruitment privacy policy.

The Innovation Architect at Miro acts as a Solution Architect for the MOST program, Miro’s annual enterprise professional services subscription that provides 240 hours per year to help customers design, implement, and scale collaboration solutions across teams, functions, and geographies. They collaborate with customers to translate business strategy into scalable collaboration architectures in Miro, diagnose workflow and adoption challenges, design governance and operating models, and shape an outcomes-driven solution roadmap that adapts as needs evolve. Responsibilities include leading discovery and alignment sessions, conducting collaboration and workspace assessments, implementing governance frameworks, guiding change management, coaching on best practices and AI workflows, facilitating workshops, building prototypes and reusable templates, partnering with IT/Admin, and providing ongoing advisory support and risk management. Requirements include 6+ years in consulting/change management/Agile transformation or related fields, experience enabling cross-functional teams to adopt new tools, familiarity with governance frameworks and workspace architecture, knowledge of Human-Centered Design/Agile/Design Thinking, fluency in Miro (or similar), and near-native Japanese with business-level English. Benefits include a global package with equity, wellbeing, a WFH equipment allowance, and a Learning & Development stipend, with location-specific variations; Miro emphasizes belonging, diversity, and collaboration, and recruitment privacy is described in their policy.

The Innovation Architect in Miro's MOST program serves as a Solution Architect for collaboration and ways of working, translating customer business strategy into scalable Miro architectures and acting as a trusted advisor to both business and technical stakeholders. MOST is Miro’s annual professional services subscription offering 240 hours per year to help enterprise clients design, implement, and scale collaboration solutions across teams, functions, and geographies. Key responsibilities include leading discovery and alignment, conducting workflow and workspace assessments, designing governance and operating models, guiding change management, coaching teams, prototyping templates, partnering with IT/Admin, tracking milestones, and providing ongoing advisory support throughout the subscription. Requirements include 6+ years in consulting/change management/Agile transformation or similar, strong discovery and cross-functional enablement experience, familiarity with governance/workspace architecture, experience with human-centered design or design thinking, fluency in Miro or similar platforms, and near-native Japanese with business English. Perks include a global benefits package (equity, wellbeing benefit, WFH equipment allowance, L&D stipend), a diverse and inclusive culture, and a focus on staying current with Miro and AI innovations to continually grow guidance and impact.

The Innovation Architect at MOST acts as a Solution Architect for Miro Optimization Services & Training, the MOST subscription that provides 240 hours per year for enterprise customers to design, implement, and scale Miro-based collaboration solutions. They translate business strategy into scalable collaboration architectures, diagnose workflow and adoption challenges, design governance and operating models, and create an outcomes-driven roadmap while serving as trusted advisors to both business and technical stakeholders. Key duties include leading discovery, facilitating alignment, conducting assessments, designing governance, guiding change management, coaching teams, facilitating workshops, prototyping templates, partnering with IT, and tracking milestones to adjust plans as needs evolve. Requirements include 6+ years in consulting/change management/Agile transformation, experience enabling cross-functional teams, familiarity with collaboration governance and workspace architecture, Human-Centered Design/Design Thinking, fluency in Japanese (near-native) and business-level English, and strong communication and adaptability. Benefits highlighted include a global package (equity, wellbeing benefit, WFH allowance, L&D stipend) and a culture focused on diversity and inclusion, with Miro describing its mission and values and providing privacy information.

The Innovation Architect acts as a Solution Architect for collaboration and ways of working within Miro’s MOST program, a yearly enterprise professional services subscription offering 240 hours per year to help design, implement, and scale collaboration solutions across teams, functions, and geographies. They partner with customers to translate business strategy into scalable Miro architectures, diagnose workflow and adoption challenges, design governance and operating models, and create an outcomes-driven roadmap that evolves with customer needs. Responsibilities include leading discovery, facilitating vision and alignment sessions, conducting collaboration and workspace assessments, building governance frameworks, guiding change management, coaching on best practices and templates, prototyping reusable workflows, and tracking milestones while flagging risks. Requirements include 6+ years in consulting, change management, Agile transformation, or digital collaboration; ability to drive structured discovery and cross-functional adoption; familiarity with governance frameworks and workspace lifecycle; experience with Human-Centered Design/Design Thinking/Agile; fluency in Miro (or similar tools); and near-native Japanese with business English proficiency. Benefits include a global package (equity, wellbeing benefit, WFH equipment allowance, Learning & Development stipend), a diverse, collaborative culture, and ongoing opportunities to stay current on Miro innovations and AI features to enhance guidance.

The Innovation Architect acts as a Solution Architect for collaboration and ways of working within Miro’s MOST program, a yearly enterprise professional services subscription providing 240 hours to design, implement, and scale collaboration solutions across teams, functions, and geographies. They partner with customers to translate business strategy into scalable collaboration architectures in Miro, diagnosing workflow and adoption challenges, designing governance and operating models, and shaping an outcomes-driven solution roadmap that evolves as needs change. They lead discovery to understand goals and pain points, facilitate alignment sessions, conduct collaboration and workspace assessments, synthesize insights, and design governance structures (workspace structure, naming, access, lifecycle, templates) to reduce risk and support long-term scalability. They coach teams on Miro best practices, intelligent templates, AI workflows, and techniques to streamline planning and decision-making; they facilitate workshops across Agile ceremonies, product development, innovation, design thinking, and strategy, build lightweight prototypes and reusable workflows, and partner with IT/Admin to standardize workspace setup and governance while providing ongoing advisory support and tracking milestones. Requirements include 6+ years in consulting or related fields, experience enabling cross-functional teams to adopt new tools, familiarity with collaboration governance and lifecycle management, fluency in Miro or similar platforms, strong communication and stakeholder-management skills, near-native Japanese and business-level English, plus benefits such as equity, wellbeing, equipment allowance, and an L&D stipend, with location differences noted and a focus on belonging and inclusion.

The Innovation Architect is a Solution Architect within Miro’s MOST program, partnering with enterprise customers to translate business strategy into scalable collaboration architectures, governance, and outcomes-driven roadmaps, while acting as a trusted advisor to both business and technical stakeholders. They lead discovery aligned to the 240-hour MOST allocation, facilitate vision and prioritization sessions, assess workflows and workspace setups, design governance frameworks, and guide change management and adoption milestones while coaching teams on best practices, templates, and AI-enabled techniques. They build prototypes and reusable workflows, partner with IT/Admin to standardize governance and reduce tool sprawl, and proactively track progress against milestones, flag risks, and help re-prioritize work as needs evolve. Requirements include 6+ years in consulting, change management, Agile transformation, digital collaboration, or similar fields, proven ability to lead structured discovery and cross-functional enablement, familiarity with collaboration governance and lifecycle management, and near-native Japanese with business-level English proficiency; fluency in Miro or similar platforms is preferred. Benefits include equity, wellbeing, a WFH equipment allowance, and an Learning & Development stipend, with location-specific variations; Miro also emphasizes belonging, diversity, and inclusion as part of its mission to empower teams.

The Innovation Architect is a Solution Architect for Miro’s MOST program, a yearly enterprise services subscription that provides 240 hours to help design, implement, and scale collaboration solutions across teams and geographies. They partner with customers to translate business strategy into scalable collaboration architectures, diagnose workflow and adoption challenges, design governance and operating models, and create an outcomes-driven, evolving solution roadmap. Key responsibilities include leading discovery and alignment sessions, conducting workflow and workspace assessments, implementing governance, guiding change management, coaching on best practices and AI-enabled workflows, prototyping templates, and coordinating with IT to standardize governance and reduce tool sprawl. Requirements include 6+ years in consulting or related fields, ability to lead structured discovery and cross-functional adoption, familiarity with collaboration governance and design thinking/Agile methods, fluency in Miro or similar tools, and near-native Japanese with business English proficiency. What’s in it for you: global benefits such as equity, wellbeing perks, a WFH equipment allowance, and a Learning & Development stipend, plus a diverse, collaborative culture focused on belonging and continuous growth.

Zendesk is hiring an SMB Account Executive to grow its SMB SaaS customer base by acquiring new opportunities and expanding existing accounts, with a focus on revenue growth and aligning Zendesk solutions to customers’ goals. Key duties include driving top-line growth, managing and nurturing relationships for high satisfaction and retention, cross-selling additional products, using data and adoption history to inform prospecting, leading competitive sales cycles, maintaining a robust Salesforce pipeline, and providing accurate forecasts to exceed revenue targets. Qualifications require a BA/BS or equivalent, at least 2 years of B2B sales or solution engineering experience (preferably in SaaS) with a track record of exceeding targets, strong multi-level relationship management, excellent presentation and negotiation skills, and proficiency with Salesforce and Clari. The role features a hybrid work arrangement with partial in-office time each week, designed to support collaboration and learning while allowing remote work for part of the week; the specific in-office schedule is determined by the hiring manager. Zendesk emphasizes fairness and inclusion as an equal opportunity employer, discloses AI screening practices, and offers accommodations for applicants with disabilities, underscoring commitment to global diversity, equity, and inclusion.

The Senior Solutions Consultant at Zendesk is responsible for all technical, solutions, and competitive aspects of the sales cycle, requiring both sales focus and technical savvy to win over enterprise and mid-market executives. The SC serves as the technical bridge between Sales, Marketing, and Product, owning the technical relationship with prospects and delivering information onsite, online, and by phone to drive customer happiness. Required qualifications include 5+ years of mid-market/enterprise software selling, ability to map RFI/RFPs to solutions, excellent communication and presentation skills, experience with pilots/POCs, knowledge of web/scripting technologies, willingness to travel, and a bachelor’s degree (graduate degree a plus). Desired skills include prior consulting experience implementing enterprise software and deep knowledge of Customer Service Software, ITSM, CCaaS, data warehousing, and business intelligence. Zendesk supports a hybrid work model, emphasizes diversity and equal opportunity, may use AI screening, and offers accommodations for applicants with disabilities.

Zendesk is hiring a Manager of Customer Success in the Japan/APAC region to lead up to 10 Customer Success Managers across high- and medium-touch segments, with the goal of making customers more successful so they buy more, stay longer, and advocate for the brand. The role requires a growth-minded, people-first leader who designs scalable processes, blends financial acumen with technical product knowledge, and drives data-driven experimentation to build an AI-enabled customer outcomes powerhouse. Key responsibilities include building and coaching a diverse team of value architects, setting clear KPIs, leading monthly/quarterly business reviews, owning churn and expansion playbooks, driving AI tool adoption, and partnering across Product, Sales, and AI teams to improve customer experience. The ideal candidate has 9+ years in customer success or related roles, at least 5+ years managing teams, strong AI/data fluency, financial and operational discipline, and experience tailoring engagement strategies across SMB to Strategic accounts. Zendesk emphasizes a hybrid work model, equal opportunity and diversity, notes that AI may screen applicants, and provides accommodations; in-office presence part of the week is expected with the specific schedule determined by the hiring manager.

The Senior Manager, Professional Services Delivery – Japan leads all PS delivery for the Japan region (MOST, Implementation, Advisory, and TAM), directing Innovation Architects, Technical Architects, AI Technical Architects, Implementation Consultants, and Technical Account Managers with high autonomy to evolve global programs for Japanese market expectations. Responsibilities include people leadership and talent development: managing the team, setting standards, coaching to act as trusted advisors, and partnering with People on hiring, performance, and succession, building a strong local leadership bench aligned with global standards. Strategic and operational duties involve owning regional capacity planning and delivery readiness, driving delivery excellence to support renewals and expansions, identifying regional adaptations of global programs, contributing Japan-specific insights to global PS strategy, and collaborating cross-functionally with Sales, CS, Product, and partners. Success in 6–12 months means trusted, stable delivery with strong customer feedback, a high-performing local team with clear growth paths, effective adaptation of programs to regional realities, alignment with Sales and CS leadership, and tangible revenue contribution to global PS performance. Qualifications include 8+ years in PS/Consulting/Enterprise SaaS, experience leading senior practitioners, strong governance and ability to operate autonomously in fast-changing environments, and fluency in English and Japanese; preferred experience includes prior leadership in Japan, high-touch enterprise delivery, and an AI-first mindset; Miro offers benefits, equity, and a diverse, collaborative culture.

Miro's Japan Professional Services helps enterprise customers adopt, scale, and innovate on the Innovation Workspace through MOST programs and one-time Implementation, Advisory, and Technical Account Management engagements, with Japan requiring local leadership, cultural fluency, and cross-functional alignment. The Senior Manager, Professional Services Delivery – Japan is the region’s senior PS leader, accountable for all delivery motions (MOST, Implementation, Advisory, TAM) and leads Innovation Architects, Technical Architects, AI Technical Architects, Implementation Consultants, and Technical Account Managers, while tailoring global programs to Japanese market expectations and serving as the primary escalation and decision authority for Japan. Key responsibilities include people leadership and talent development, setting high standards for professionalism and customer engagement, capacity planning and delivery readiness, regional adaptation of global programs, and deep cross-functional collaboration with Sales, Customer Success, Product, and partners. In the first 6–12 months, success means trusted, stable delivery with strong customer feedback, a high-performing local team with clear growth paths, effective adaptation of global programs to regional realities, alignment with Sales and CS, and tangible contributions to global PS revenue. Requirements include 8+ years in Professional Services, Consulting, or Enterprise SaaS, experience leading senior practitioners, strong delivery governance and escalation skills, autonomy in ambiguous environments, fluency in English and Japanese; preferred experience in Japan and an AI-first mindset, with benefits such as equity, wellbeing support, WFH equipment allowance, and an L&D stipend (location-specific variations may apply).

The Senior Manager, Professional Services Delivery – Japan leads all PS delivery in Japan (MOST, Implementation, Advisory, and TAM), supervising Innovation Architects, Technical Architects, AI Technical Architects, Implementation Consultants, and Technical Account Managers with autonomy and responsibility to tailor global programs to Japanese market expectations and culture. They directly manage the local teams, set high professional standards, coach practitioners to be trusted enterprise advisors, and partner with People leadership on hiring, performance management, and succession planning to build a strong local leadership bench aligned with global standards. Operationally, the role owns regional capacity planning and delivery readiness, drives delivery excellence to reinforce renewals and expansions, identifies where global programs need regional adaptation, and contributes Japan-specific insights to global PS strategy. Cross-functionally, they collaborate with Sales and Customer Success to support growth and renewals, work with Product teams to capture Japanese customer needs and adoption patterns, and coordinate with partners while maintaining strict quality standards. Requirements include 8+ years in PS/Consulting/Enterprise SaaS, proven leadership of senior practitioners, strong governance and escalation skills, ability to operate autonomously in ambiguous environments, and fluency in English and Japanese; preferred experience includes leading PS teams in Japan and an AI-first mindset, with Miro offering benefits such as equity, wellbeing, a WFH equipment allowance, and an L&D stipend (varying by location).

The Senior Manager, Professional Services Delivery – Japan leads all PS delivery (MOST, Implementation, Advisory, TAM) for Japan, oversees Innovation Architects, Technical Architects, AI Technical Architects, Implementation Consultants, and TAMs, and ensures global programs are adapted to Japanese market expectations, serving as the primary escalation and decision authority for the region. People leadership is central: the role directly manages the delivery team, sets professional standards, coaches practitioners as trusted advisors, and partners with People leadership on hiring, performance management, and succession planning. Strategic and operational duties include owning regional capacity planning and delivery readiness, driving delivery excellence to support renewals and expansion, contributing Japan-specific insights to global PS strategy, and collaborating cross-functionally with Sales, Customer Success, Product, and partners while upholding strict quality standards. Success in 6-12 months means a trusted, stable delivery motion across Japan with strong customer feedback, a high-performing local team with clear growth paths, effective adaptation of global programs to regional realities, strong alignment with Sales and CS leadership, and tangible contributions to global PS revenue. Requirements include 8+ years in Professional Services, Consulting, or Enterprise SaaS, experience leading senior practitioners, governance and autonomous operation in fast-changing environments, and fluency in English and Japanese; preferred are prior PS leadership in Japan, experience with high-touch enterprise delivery, and an AI-first mindset, with Miro offering a global benefits package (equity, wellbeing, equipment allowance, L&D stipend) and a collaborative, inclusive culture along with location-specific variations and a Recruitment Privacy Policy for applicants.

Miro's Professional Services helps enterprise customers adopt, scale, and innovate on the Innovation Workspace, with Japan identified as a fast-growing, high-touch market where local leadership, cultural fluency, and cross-functional alignment are critical. The Senior Manager, Professional Services Delivery – Japan is the regional PS leader responsible for all delivery motions (MOST, Implementation, Advisory, and TAM) and for leading Innovation Architects, Technical Architects, AI Architects, Implementation Consultants, and Technical Account Managers, operating with high autonomy to tailor global programs to Japanese market needs. Key responsibilities include people leadership and talent development, capacity planning, delivery governance, customer engagement, and cross-functional collaboration with Sales, Customer Success, Product, and partners, while contributing Japan-specific insights to global PS strategy. In the first 6–12 months, success looks like trusted, stable delivery with strong customer feedback, a high-performing local team with clear standards and growth paths, effective adaptation of global programs to regional realities, alignment with Sales and Customer Success, and measurable contribution to global PS revenue. Requirements include 8+ years in Professional Services, Consulting, or Enterprise SaaS, proven experience leading senior practitioners, bilingual fluency in English and Japanese, and the ability to operate autonomously in ambiguous environments; preferred experience includes leading PS teams in Japan and an AI-first mindset, with benefits such as equity, wellbeing, and Learning & Development stipends.

The Senior Manager, Professional Services Delivery – Japan leads all PS delivery motions in Japan (MOST, Implementation, Advisory, TAM) and oversees Innovation Architects, Technical Architects, AI Technical Architects, Implementation Consultants, and Technical Account Managers, with autonomy to tailor global programs to Japanese market needs. Responsibilities include direct people leadership and talent development, setting high standards for professionalism and customer engagement, coaching senior practitioners as trusted advisers, and partnering with People leadership on hiring and succession planning. Strategic and operational duties cover regional capacity planning, delivery excellence to reinforce renewals and expansion, adapting global programs to regional realities, and contributing Japan-specific insights to global PS strategy, while collaborating with Sales, Customer Success, Product, and partners. In 6–12 months, success means trusted, stable delivery with strong customer feedback, a high-performing local team with clear growth paths, effective adaptation of programs, alignment with Sales and CS leadership, and a tangible contribution to global PS revenue. Requirements include 8+ years in Professional Services, Consulting, or Enterprise SaaS, proven experience leading senior practitioners, strong governance and escalation skills, autonomous operation in ambiguous environments, and fluency in English and Japanese; preferred experience includes leading PS teams in Japan and AI-driven delivery, with the role offering global benefits and a culture of diversity and belonging at Miro.

The Senior Manager, Professional Services Delivery – Japan leads all professional services delivery in Japan (MOST, Implementation, Advisory, and Technical Account Management) and manages an autonomous team including Innovation Architects, Technical Architects, AI Technical Architects, Implementation Consultants, and Technical Account Managers, tailoring global programs to Japanese market expectations. Responsibilities include direct people leadership and development, setting high standards, coaching practitioners to act as trusted advisors, regional capacity planning and delivery readiness, supporting renewals and expansions through delivery excellence, and deep cross-functional collaboration with Sales, Customer Success, Product, and partners. The role is the primary escalation and decision authority for Japan and contributes to global Professional Services outcomes, ensuring alignment with global strategy while reflecting local cultural nuance and growth needs. In the first 6–12 months, success means a trusted, stable delivery motion across Japan with strong customer feedback, a high-performing local team with clear growth paths, effective adaptation of global programs to regional realities, strong alignment with Sales and CS leadership, and tangible revenue contribution. Requirements include 8+ years in Professional Services, Consulting, or Enterprise SaaS with experience leading senior practitioners, strong governance and escalation skills, the ability to operate autonomously in ambiguous environments, and fluency in English and Japanese; preferred experience includes prior PS leadership in Japan, high-touch enterprise delivery, adapting global programs to local markets, and an AI-first mindset; benefits offered include equity, wellbeing benefit, a WFH equipment allowance, and an annual Learning & Development stipend, alongside Miro’s emphasis on diversity and belonging.

Miro's Professional Services enables enterprise customers to adopt, scale, and innovate on the Innovation Workspace, with Japan identified as a fast-growing, high-touch market where local leadership and cross-functional alignment are critical. The Senior Manager, Professional Services Delivery – Japan is the senior PS leader for the region, accountable for all PS delivery motions (MOST, Implementation, Advisory, TAM) and for leading Innovation Architects, Technical Architects, AI Technical Architects, Implementation Consultants, and Technical Account Managers with a high degree of autonomy. Key responsibilities include people leadership and talent development, setting high standards and coaching practitioners to be trusted advisors, partnering on hiring and performance, and building a strong local leadership bench; strategically, the role owns regional capacity planning, delivery readiness, and the adaptation of global programs for Japan while contributing Japan-specific insights to global PS strategy, with cross-functional collaboration across Sales, Customer Success, Product, and partners. Success in the first 6-12 months means trusted, stable delivery with strong customer feedback, a high-performing local team with clear growth paths, effective regional adaptation of global programs, alignment with Sales and CS, and tangible revenue contribution to global PS. Requirements include 8+ years in Professional Services, Consulting, or Enterprise SaaS, experience leading senior practitioners, strong governance and escalation skills, autonomy in ambiguous environments, and fluency in English and Japanese; preferred experience includes prior PS leadership in Japan, familiarity with high-touch enterprise delivery, adapting global programs to local needs, and an AI-first mindset; and the role offers benefits such as equity, wellbeing support, a WFH equipment allowance, and an annual Learning & Development stipend.

Miro’s Professional Services helps enterprise customers adopt and scale the Innovation Workspace, with Japan identified as a fast-growing, high-touch market that requires precision, trust, and deep partnership. The Senior Manager, Professional Services Delivery – Japan leads all PS delivery motions (MOST, Implementation, Advisory, and TAM) and manages teams of Innovation Architects, Technical Architects, AI Architects, Implementation Consultants, and TAMs, with autonomy to adapt global programs to the Japanese market. Responsibilities include people leadership and talent development, setting high standards, coaching for trusted advisory roles, and partnering on hiring, capacity planning, and succession, while ensuring regional delivery readiness and collaborating closely with Sales, Customer Success, Product, and partners. Success in 6–12 months means trusted, stable delivery with strong customer feedback, a high-performing local team with clear growth paths, effective regional adaptation of global programs, strong alignment with Sales/CS, and tangible revenue contributions. Requirements include 8+ years in Professional Services/Consulting/Enterprise SaaS, experience leading senior practitioners, strong governance and escalation skills, autonomous work in fast-changing environments, fluency in English and Japanese, with preferred experience in Japan, high-touch delivery, adapting global programs, and an AI-first mindset; the role and company offer benefits, equity, and a culture focused on belonging and diversity at Miro.

The Senior Manager, Professional Services Delivery – Japan leads all PS delivery motions (MOST, Implementation, Advisory, and TAM) and oversees Innovation Architects, Technical Architects, AI Technical Architects, Implementation Consultants, and Technical Account Managers, with the autonomy to tailor global programs to the Japanese market and serve as the primary escalation authority for Japan. Responsibilities include people leadership and talent development, regional capacity planning and delivery readiness, delivery governance and escalation management, and deep cross-functional collaboration with Sales, Customer Success, Product, and partners to support growth, renewals, and customer adoption. Success in the first 6-12 months means a trusted, stable delivery motion across Japan, a high-performing local team with clear standards and growth paths, effective adaptation of global programs to regional realities, strong alignment with Sales and CS, and tangible revenue contributions to global Professional Services. Requirements include 8+ years in Professional Services, Consulting, or Enterprise SaaS, proven experience leading senior practitioners in customer-facing roles, strong delivery governance and autonomous operation in ambiguous environments, and fluency in English and Japanese; preferred experience includes leading PS teams in Japan, high-touch enterprise delivery, adapting global programs to local needs, and an AI-first mindset. What’s in it for you: a global benefits package (equity, wellbeing, WFH equipment allowance, and an annual Learning & Development stipend) and a diverse, collaborative culture within Miro’s mission to empower teams, serving 100M+ users and 250,000 companies across 1,600+ employees in 13 hubs.

Zendesk Japan is seeking a high-performing Senior Commercial Account Executive to lead and shape sales for its most visible commercial accounts, providing sales leadership and creative direction to build the Platform experience. The role involves hunting new business while maintaining existing accounts, building broad relationships, managing opportunities, and leading a team of extended Zendesk resources to win customer buy-in and drive platform adoption. Responsibilities include leading and developing a subset of accounts, creating direct new business and expansion opportunities, collaboratively developing GTM strategies, drafting multi-year account plans aligned to quarterly execution, nurturing CXO relationships, building partner ecosystems with Channels & Alliances, tracking all sales activities, and coordinating with Solution Architecture to influence product direction. Qualifications require at least 6+ years in enterprise software sales (SaaS/CX experience preferred), proven success in acquiring new business in Japan, experience selling to VP/C-level executives in mid-market/commercial segments, and the ability to close complex sales cycles with solution selling, plus strong communication and travel willingness. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement with some in-office days, and Zendesk emphasizes diversity and inclusion, AI screening may be used, and accommodations are available for applicants with disabilities.

Zendesk, a leading customer experience and support platform, is seeking diligent candidates for a software sales role and welcomes those with strong motivation and a willingness to excel in a fast-changing industry, even without prior experience. The role is primarily phone-based, handling inbound and outbound leads from website inquiries, trial registrations, and demo requests, while triaging some customer service calls and collaborating closely with sales and marketing to identify and qualify opportunities that will contribute to the Japan sales pipeline. Key responsibilities include generating and qualifying prospects for the Japanese market, efficiently handling inbound marketing leads, engaging senior executives, identifying client needs and proposing suitable solutions, scheduling meetings, achieving monthly pipeline quotas, and reporting results to the sales manager on a regular basis. Required experience includes at least one year in a sales-related environment, strong ability to understand customer requirements and solve problems, multitasking and time-management skills, excellent communication and interpersonal abilities, native-level Japanese, and a bachelor’s degree preferred. Benefits include personal medical insurance, remote-work and device/communication allowances, and Recharge Friday; Zendesk emphasizes a high-performance, open, and diverse culture with a hybrid work model, commitment to fairness and inclusion, and accommodations for applicants with disabilities, including AI screening as part of the process.