If you're looking to change jobs, Thailand is the place to go.
We are looking for a Web Director who will be active overseas!

My name is Miyagawa, manager of Monosus Thailand.
We are currently looking for people to work with us at our Bangkok office.

Have you ever thought about living abroad someday?
Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, is a city where people of various nationalities from all over the world gather. It is well known that there are many Japanese residents, but what is less known is that Bangkok now ranks first in the world in terms of the number of Japanese people staying long-term by city, excluding tourists and permanent residents, surpassing Shanghai and LA. (Ministry of Foreign Affairs statistics, 2015)

Bangkok has the perfect balance between modern convenience and the chaotic heat of Asia, all while living a comfortable life amid a modern cityscape.
Why not start a new career in Bangkok, which is said to be the most livable city overseas for Japanese people?

What we do

Monosus Thailand was approved as an encouraged business by the Board of Investment of Thailand (BOI) in 2013 as Monosus' overseas production base, focusing on CODING FACTORY services, and carries out front-end coding work for website production in Bangkok.
In the future, we also plan to expand our services with the aim of acquiring projects from global markets, and we are currently making preparations for this.

As a hybrid production team that combines Japanese values regarding quality with Thai skills and sensibilities, we aim to create a work environment where each individual can utilize their strengths while also creating an efficient work flow, and we are also working to create a system that will increase the staff's job satisfaction.
We are not just a group of people who quietly create websites day in and day out; we seek to build meaningful relationships where we can live and work together, and to achieve results that can only be achieved because of our differences in race and culture.

Why do we have an office in Thailand? (Takuya Miyagawa)
A production system unique to Japan and Thailand. How Monosus Thailand works (Takuya Miyagawa)

Overseas job options

The decision to leave Japan and "work overseas" may not be an easy one.
However, here in Bangkok, there is an environment where Japanese people can live and work comfortably.

Even if you are not confident in your English skills, we have an interpreter so that you can work as long as you have the skills to create web pages. Of course, people who are confident in their English skills can work more efficiently, and after all, the surrounding environment is one in which both English and Thai are spoken. Depending on how you interact with others, you can easily acquire language skills. For those who have the skills and desire but have given up on changing jobs because they cannot speak English, I hope that this recruitment will be a great opportunity.

I think everyone has thought at least once about wanting to change their current environment or take on more challenges. When you really try to change something, I think who you spend time with and what kind of environment you put yourself in will make a big difference in your future.
If the way we work and live is different for each person, then there should be a variety of options for each person at each stage of life. Living abroad surrounded by different cultures and values is one option to change something about yourself that is rigid and expand your future possibilities.

Job Description

The job you will be doing is directing front-end coding for website production. You will clarify the results that users and clients want, finalize the specifications and schedule, and work with coders to ensure efficient progress.
We receive many requests from Japan's leading companies and production companies, and we can produce websites in any genre and quickly propose the latest front-end technologies.
All of the coders we work with are front-end engineers who graduated from top science universities in Thailand and passed the selection test. We have an environment where you can improve your skills on the same level while enjoying daily intercultural exchange with ambitious and friendly Thai staff.

Monosus Thailand's Business Flow Revealed (Teppei Kawamura)
Things to be aware of when working in Thailand, based on what I learned from working with Thai people in Thailand for four years (Teppei Kawamura)

Working with people you want to live with - Your own "reason for coming to Thailand"

Monosus Thailand currently has 18 staff members. Although we are a small group, we have a team of charming members with unique personalities. Among them are four returning staff members who once left the company and have returned, and we are proud of the teamwork that naturally comes from their good relationship.
Not only where you work, but also who you work with is an important factor. What kind of colleagues are waiting for you in Thailand? Please take a look at the members' self-introductions and interviews.

Articles related to Monosus Thailand

In particular, what were the four Japanese people currently working at Monosus Thailand thinking and why did they decide to emigrate? The Japanese staff members are in similar circumstances to you, but there are various reasons why they left their home countries and decided to live here in Bangkok.
I'm sure it will be helpful even for those who can't quite imagine what life in Thailand is like, so I hope you will read it.
And all our staff are looking forward to the day when we can hear your new "reason."

After going through Kamiyama Monosasu Juku, I went to Monotai. When I was looking for "who to work with," I found Thailand.
Why did I come to Thailand? ~Experimenting with different ways of working~ (Mayuko Akamine)

You only live once... it's okay to be a little different
Takki has been in Thailand for 6 years - learning Buddhism in the rainforest, coding next to a buffalo, having breakfast with a transvestite - (Takizuka Rui)

I had no interest in Thailand at all… I had no idea about it, but now I'm moving to Thailand
Why I was attracted to Thailand and what it's like living in a foreign land (Yurika Machiyama)
What does it mean to live in Bangkok? ~Yurika Machiyama's one week report on living in Thailand~ (Yurika Machiyama)

It's never too late! Find yourself in Thailand
The reason why Director Kawamura works in Thailand (Teppei Kawamura)

We want these types of people to come

・I'm always interested in new web technologies ・I can spot problems and lead them to a solution ・I'm good at finding a lesson in everything ・There's one thing I've decided to do every day ・I can understand other people's standards ・I like communicating with people, regardless of race ・I recently broke up with my long-time partner ・It's almost time to renew my apartment ・I think it was fate that I came across this article at this exact time ・It doesn't matter what the trigger is ・I want a foreign partner ・For now I'm excited ・I'd be lying if I said I wasn't worried ・Let's hear more about it