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About Recursive Japan's enterprises are sitting on one of the largest AI opportunities in the world, and most of them aren't yet built to seize it. Recursive exists to close that gap: we build the AI solutions and systems that help Japan's leading enterprises compete in what comes next, and in doing so, help build a fairer, more sustainable society. This is a front-row seat to that transformation. Recursive builds custom, production-grade AI agents and applied machine learning for major Japanese enterprises, including Suntory, KDDI, IHI, Sumitomo Forestry, MS&AD, and CyberAgent. Founded by an ex-Google DeepMind engineer, we translate state-of-the-art AI research into solutions that ship, from generative AI for enterprise data to physics-inspired neural networks for simulating environmental systems, a first for a Japanese company. We're scaling 2–3x over the next 12 months, driven by both new funding and expanding client revenue. As we grow, we need machine learning engineers who can take a problem from research hypothesis all the way into a reliable production system. About the team You'll design, build, and ship machine learning models that solve real problems for major Japanese enterprises, owning the full arc from data and experimentation through to deployment and monitoring in production. This is applied AI: research-grade thinking, held to a production bar. You'll work close to both the latest ML research and the client's domain, and you'll be expected to communicate what you build clearly to experts and non-experts alike. You work on problems that matter, sustainability, efficiency, and innovation challenges for household-name Japanese enterprises, not internal demos You own the whole lifecycle: hypothesis, experimentation, modelling, deployment, and the monitoring and retraining that keep a model useful once it's live You sit close to cutting-edge research, with strong ties to academic ML and the freedom to apply new techniques to real problems Your level and scope grow with you, this role spans earl

As a member of LQUOM, you will engage in the development of quantum communication systems and their applications through collaborative research with the Horikiri Laboratory at Yokohama National University. You will contribute to a broad range of activities, from research and development to system implementation and commercialization, with the goal of bringing cutting-edge technologies into practical applications.

ispace, inc. is looking for highly motivated Propulsion System Engineer advanced research & development (ARD) group. This position is based in Tokyo, Japan and will require you to relocate. This is not a full remote position. Successful candidate will participate in two types of ARD projects: 1) new technology development/demonstration and 2) next generation lunar transportation, infrastructure, and resource utilization system architecture creation from initial concept to system preliminary design level. This role focuses on high thrust propulsion systems, including earth-storable propulsion and advanced propulsion concepts. You will work within a multidisciplinary, model-driven design team, developing Python-based propulsion models, exploring large tradespaces, leading technology demonstration projects, and shaping the propulsion architecture of future ispace vehicles. It is expected that technical solution concepts start at mid/low technical maturity and you develop them to a CML2+ level (see JPL 'concept maturity level' scale).