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Tokyo Academics

IT Support (In-person)

Tokyo Academics

Part TimeMid levelVisa Sponsorship ✓
Tokyo, Minato City,¥0万 – ¥0万 / hourApply by October 31, 2026Not required

About the Role

Job Summary:

The purpose of the IT Support role is to improve the experience of the team at Tokyo Academics and Tokyo Coding Club. The role will focus on addressing known pain points that impact our tutors, consultants and internal staff, including printing and other hardware issues. You will investigate these issues to identify the root cause and develop solutions that resolve these issues for good. Working closely with the IT Team Lead and Director of Operations, you will also work proactively to identify less visible problems, from IT security gaps to infrastructure improvements, and turn them into practical solutions.

What you will work on:

Troubleshoot and implement long-term fixes for printers, cameras, hardware, and other IT related infrastructure

Perform laptop refreshes, software updates, install printers, cord management and routine maintenance and network checks

Identify IT security vulnerabilities and propose practical improvements

Support security policy rollouts and access reviews during staff offboarding

Research remote device locking solutions and develop a written proposal for management

Pick up onsite- IT tasks assigned via the IT Traction meetings

Contribute to IT process documentation

Our ideal candidate has:

Comfort with technology and a hands-on approach to solving problems

Reliability and responsiveness when issues arise

Clear communication skills for working with non-technical colleagues

Prior experience in IT support, networking, or security

Work hours:

8 hours per week

On-site at Nishi-Azabu and Futako-Tamagawa during regular business hours (10AM to 7PM JST)

Benefits

Benefits:

Competitive hourly rate

Flexible schedule; anytime within 10AM to 7PM JST from Monday to Friday

Opportunity to develop IT and security skills

Direct involvement in shaping IT systems and processes across Tokyo Academics and Tokyo Coding Club