Job Description – Japanese Bilingual (L1 Support)
Location: Pune, Chennai & Nagpur
Shift: 24×7 (including night)
Position Overview
We are seeking a Japanese Bilingual professional to join our L1 Support team. The role
involves system monitoring, first-level troubleshooting, Service Request Handling and
coordination with Japanese stakeholders. The ideal candidate will have strong
communication skills in Japanese (minimum JLPT N3), a proactive attitude, and the ability
to work in a 24×7 operational setting.
Key Responsibilities
Provide L1 support for applications and infrastructure as per defined SLAs.
Perform system monitoring and identify potential issues proactively.
Log, categorize, and prioritize incidents, ensuring timely escalation to L2/L3 teams
when required.
Communicate with Japanese customers and internal teams for issue updates and
clarifications.
Record incident details accurately in ticketing tools and maintain documentation.
Conduct basic troubleshooting using SOPs.
Ensure continuous service availability and participate in shift handovers.
Support routine operational checks and reporting.
Required Skills & Qualifications
Japanese Language Proficiency – JLPT N3 Equivalent or above (mandatory).
1–5 years of experience in L1 Support / Monitoring operations.
Good understanding of IT supports workflows and incident management.
Ability to read, write, and communicate eƯectively in Japanese and English.
Willingness to work in 24×7 rotational shifts, including night shifts.
Preferred Skills
Basic knowledge of Excel (functions like VLOOKUP, pivot tables, formatting
preferred).
Exposure to monitoring tools or ticketing systems (e.g., ServiceNow, Jira, etc.).
Experience in ITIL processes is an added advantage.
Education
Any graduate degree.
JLPT certification (minimum JLPT N3) or Equivalent is mandatory.
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