Tailor
Senior Bilingual Software Engineer – West Coast (U.S.)
$120K–$200K
Remote (North America) · Remote · Senior · Full-time · Posted Apr 28, 2026
- Experience
- 7+ years in software engineering; 4+ years as a Software Engineer within a U.S.-based organization, with English as the primary language for technical discussions, design reviews, and deliverables.
About the job
Connects U.S. Forward-Deployed teams with Japan’s Platform Core team to align context, guide platform priorities, and coordinate cross-regional execution.
What you'll do
- Communicate field priorities, constraints, intent, and technical trade-offs between teams; inform platform roadmap and product strategy.
- Coordinate cross-regional programs, including priorities, milestones, dependencies, risks, execution cadence, and accountability.
- Facilitate technical discussions and improve global collaboration systems, documentation, and decision-making.
What they ask for
- Near-native proficiency in English and Japanese.
- 7+ years of software engineering experience, including strong exposure to system design and real-world implementation.
- 4+ years as a Software Engineer in a U.S.-based organization where English was the primary language for technical discussions, design reviews, and deliverables, orally and in writing.
- Strong understanding of modern software architecture (APIs, backend systems, data models); proven ability to work across product, engineering, and implementation contexts; experience with distributed or cross-border teams.
Nice to have
- Platform engineering or extensible systems; ERP, supply chain systems, or complex business applications; SaaS integrations or composable/headless architectures; solution architecture or technical program management; startup or high-growth experience.
- Familiarity with Go, Rust, and/or TypeScript.
Pay
$120K - $200K (base salary)
Tools
APIs, backend systems, data models, Go, Rust, TypeScript
AI focus
The role operates in an AI-enabled environment; no specific AI development or implementation duties are stated.
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