テクニカルアカウントマネージャー

テクニカルアカウントマネージャー

General Information

Req #

WD00097146

Career area:

Sales Support

Country/Region:

Japan

State:

Tokyo

City:

Chiyoda-Ku

Date:

Sunday, May 31, 2026

Working time:

Full-time

Additional Locations:

• Japan - Tōkyō - Chiyoda-Ku

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Description and Requirements

Take responsibility for the specifications and quality of Motorola terminals and promote development in collaboration with Japanese carriers and internal teams. Create seasonal device proposals and present them to major Japanese carriers. Handle not only new development but also version upgrades.

Collaborate with overseas development teams for smartphone development, promoting development according to requirements specifications. Respond to bugs and malfunctions sincerely toward customers.

Additional Locations:

• Japan - Tōkyō - Chiyoda-Ku
• Japan
• Japan - Tōkyō
• Japan - Tōkyō - Chiyoda-Ku

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