Construction Employment Expressions of Interest - Japan

Job Description This Japanese, Tokyo based, general contractor specializes in federal, military, and civil construction projects primarily working on U.S. Government owned facilities in Japan. A uniquely positioned company they are experiencing rapid growth and recruiting U.S. nationals to be based on 3+ year contracts in Japan, or Japanese islands in the South China Sea. These projects include civil, marine, commercial, federal, academic, and more with key employment opportunities for Project Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Civil Engineers, Project Managers, Snr Project Managers, and Quality Control. These are unique and rare opportunities to gain an international cultural experience whilst working on a major projects to U.S. standards. We will commence initial interviews in mid-August 2026 for hiring opportunities through 2026 and 2027. Requirements - Must be able to pass a comprehensive background check and have not been declined a Japanese visa, or other international visa previously - Minimum 3 year commitment - Willing to relocate to Japan - THESE ARE NOT REMOTE - You must have heavy civil, marine, federal, commercial or infrastructure project experience - You must have a Civil Engineering Degree, Mechanical Engineering Degree, or Architectural Degree. We can consider Construction Management degrees depending on project and years of experience. - You will need to be able to relocate and commence employment within 12 weeks of an employment offer Please review the following: Employment Status: These are local employee roles based in Japan. Successful candidates will relocate as Japanese residents under corporate visa sponsorship. Salary will be paid in Japanese YEN Visa Status: The company will sponsor your Japanese work visa. Social: You will be enrolled in the Japanese national tax, healthcare, pension, and other standard systems. Tax Status: All roles are local positions and not tax-free. All income is subject to local Japanese taxation. These are NOT expat packages, diplomatic roles, or military contracts.