Explore Japanese-Speaking Career Opportunities in Singapore & Malaysia

The short answer

Looking for your next Japanese-speaking career opportunity in Singapore or Malaysia? JointHire Japan Desk connects bilingual professionals with leading employers across both markets through one dedicated team. Whether you have native-level Japanese or JLPT N1-N3 proficiency, our team helps you explore opportunities, compare roles, and take the next step in your career.

One Japan Desk. Two markets

Unlike most agencies that operate separate teams for Singapore and Malaysia, JointHire Japan Desk serves both markets under one bilingual recruitment team. This means you can explore and compare career opportunities in both markets through a single point of contact. We are backed by JointHire (EA License 17C8920), combining recruitment expertise with technology to deliver a smarter hiring experience.

Who we support

  • Native Japanese speakers already in Singapore or Malaysia, new arrivals, recent graduates, and mid-career professionals.
  • JLPT N1, N2, and N3 certified professionals

Find current Japanese-speaking roles

Register your profile with us for free in 2 minutes. Even if you don't find a suitable role today, our consultants will keep you in mind for future opportunities that match your experience, language proficiency, and career aspirations.

Frequently asked questions

Can I apply if I am not Japanese?
Yes, you can. Roles are defined by language proficiency, not nationality. Many positions accept JLPT N1 - N3 holders of any nationality.
Can you help me in both Singapore and Malaysia?
Yes. One bilingual team covers both markets, so you can compare and apply across both from a single profile.
Is it free for candidates?
Yes. Registering your profile and applying is free. Our fees are paid by employers.
Do I need an account to apply?
No. You can register your profile and apply using a simple form — no account required.

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Looking for roles that match your language level?

Send us your resume and we'll match you to roles that pay for your Japanese — in Singapore, Malaysia, or both.