We know that working on an electrical or electronic engineering degree is hard work! So, it’s important that you get the best possible return for all your efforts. To work in Japan as an electrical engineer just be the answer! Here are eight great reasons why Japan is good for electrical engineers:
Match with the right job at the right company thanks to Japan’s many Electrical Engineering job opportunities.
Japan has so many electrical engineering job opportunities that there’s not enough talent in Japan to fill all the vacancies![1] That’s where foreign talents like you can come in. You’ll be able to choose a company who precisely matches your personality, goals, skills, and interests.
I’m incredibly happy that I’ll be working in the field of electrical engineering, which aligns perfectly with my major and matches my interest, and I can apply what I learned in university. Read more: From University Electives to a Career in Japan: My Journey Learning Japanese
Be part of the innovative Research & Development teams of leading global companies in Japan
Some countries focus more on manufacturing, and some countries, like Japan, focus on research and development jobs. If you want to be the brains behind electrical engineering designs, then you can find those job opportunities in Japan.
When I expressed my desire to work abroad, my uncle, with all his wisdom from working as a biotechnology researcher from all around the world, from South Korea, Japan, Germany, to the United States, urged me to go for Japan. He told me that Japan’s technological advancements and abundant job opportunities would benefit me as an Electrical and Electronics Engineering major at SRM University. Readmore: Grabbing Electrical Engineering Jobs in Japan: Fail First to Win
Enjoy a competitive starting salary + living subsidies for electrical Engineering Fresh or Recent Graduates
Apart from a starting salary that allows you to comfortably live in Japan, recent or fresh university graduates also get company benefits for living and transportation.
Work and live in a safe and stable environment protected by the Japanese government
From women walking home alone at night, to government-mandated rights, anti-discriminatory laws for foreign workforce[2], there’s no price for peace of mind and job stability. From anti-discriminatory laws to work regulations, the Japanese workforce.
One of the most striking things about Japan was the sense of safety. It felt incredibly safe to walk around at night. During my interview period, I often had to go to the company at three or four in the morning for printouts or other tasks. As a woman, I never felt any danger, even in small, secluded streets. Read more: Staying Motivated: Why Working in Japan Was My Biggest Dream
Contribute to society through purposeful work
From the job interviews, to every working day, purposeful work is embedded in every Japanese company’s values. When they look for talents, they’re not just looking at your skill set, but your shared values with the company.
I’m really delighted to work in a company that produces sanitary products and contributes to the health sector. Read more: From University Electives to a Career in Japan: My Journey Learning Japanese
Grow into the best electrical engineer you can be throughy Japanese companies’ top-notch training
The Japanese philosophy of “Kaizen” makes sure everyone in the company’s skills and efficiency are improving. Not only do employees enthusiastically adopt an eagerness to learn, but employers also support them with an environment conducive to learning. High-level instructors can share their valuable expertise through lectures, practical on-the-job training, and materials in a well-developed, and systematic format. The individual’s career development is intrinsically tied to the company’s own goals, incentivizing both parties to continually grow together.
Be part of a team of excellent engineers from around the world
One talented person can accomplish a lot but an excellent team can go further exponentially. Iron sharpens iron. In Japan, with other awesome engineering talents from all over Japan, who knows how far you can go?
I would be able to improve faster both technically and in terms of internal aspects such as cooperation and teamwork if I came to Japan. Read more: From India to Japan: My Journey Working for a Japanese Company
There’s a dependable way to make it happen. Sign up with FAST OFFER International!
FAST OFFER International has helped hundreds of talents find jobs in Japan at no cost. From free Japanese classes, expert mentorship, and sponsored trips to Japan for the interviews, even until job acceptance support, we help make sure that all the work you put into the journey fruits.
We also make sure that your journey as an electrical engineer is smooth even as you transition to life in Japan. Before your move to Japan, FAST OFFER holds orientation sessions to familiarize you with the unique systems in Japan, such as housing rules, garbage disposal rules, using IC transportation cards, public transportation, and a guide to different stores for purchasing daily essentials. Additionally, depending on the company, someone may assist you after landing in Japan to visit the ward office for residence card registration, the bank for opening an account, or the post office for address registration, among other services.
If you are thinking of working in Japan and are worried about finding a job, try ASIA to JAPAN and you will definitely get something out of it. Read more: Securing a Job in Japan: My Experience with International Companies
Steps to work in Japan as an Electrical Engineer through FAST OFFER International
Now that you’ve seen how good Japan is for electrical engineers, it’s time to push forward. You can learn more through our step-by-step guide on Jobs in Japan for foreigners or find more motivation through our library of inspiring success stories from electrical and electronic engineering graduates. If you’re ready for concrete steps to work in Japan as an electrical engineer, here’s what you can do:
- Sign up for our free Japanese classes, or if you’re Japanese is already at around N3 level…
- Start job hunting with FAST OFFER International’s mentors
- Polish your profile to attract the right Japanese company
- Research Japanese companies to prepare for interviews
- Do your best at the job interviews in Japan
- Land a Job offer and get a Certificate of Eligibility
- Secure your Japanese work visa for engineers
