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Join us in solving a big, serious and truly fascinating problem: litter leaking into nature. We are hiring!
Pirika, Inc. aims to overcome every environmental problem through science and technology.
We started in 2011 as an informal project in a university lab, and became a company the same year.
Among many environmental problems, our first step is litter, especially plastic, leaking into nature. It is said that by 2050 the weight of plastic in the ocean could exceed the weight of fish. There is serious concern about the effects on ecosystems and on humankind.
If this sounds like you, please consider applying to Pirika!
We look forward to hearing from you!
See the job listings below for details on each position. Most positions are based in Japan and require Japanese.
Pirika brings together people from many different backgrounds. Why not join us in tackling environmental problems that are big and serious, yet truly fascinating?
It usually takes 0.5 to 1.5 months. The order of the steps may change.
Please apply through the form. It helps if you attach your resume and work history.
We hold interviews in person or online. Usually one to three, depending on the position.
Depending on the position, we may run a check of practical skills, such as a mock sales meeting, an essay or a coding test.
You will take a test online.
With your consent, we hold a phone interview with someone who knows you well, such as a former colleague. *Full-time applicants only
We put the expected role and terms in writing and hold an offer meeting. When both sides agree, it becomes an offer.
Pirika, Inc. works to solve environmental problems, starting with litter leaking into nature. Its purpose is to overcome every environmental problem through science and technology. Pirika runs the Pirika litter-picking app (used in 137 countries and regions, with over 460 million pieces of litter collected), the AI litter survey Takanome, and services in consulting, recycling and robotics.