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Senior Planner Jobs in Japan

​Senior Planner

In the engineering sector, a Senior Planner plays a crucial role in project development and execution, focusing on strategic planning, scheduling, and resource allocation. To work as a Senior Planner, candidates typically require a background in engineering or project management, with relevant qualifications such as a degree in engineering, along with additional certifications in project management tools and methodologies like PRINCE2, Primavera P6, ASTA or PMP. Essential skills include analytical thinking, exceptional organisational abilities, and strong communication to effectively collaborate with various stakeholders.

Companies seeking a Senior Planner are looking for individuals with extensive experience in planning and executing complex projects within the engineering field. A proven track record of successful project delivery, an ability to foresee project challenges, and devising effective solutions are highly valued. Experience in using project management software to create detailed project schedules, manage budgets, and ensure resource availability is crucial. A successful Senior Planner must not only excel in strategic planning but also have the leadership qualities necessary to guide project teams and ensure adherence to timelines and project specifications.

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​Japan

Japan is an island nation located in East Asia. It has the world’s third-largest population of 125 million people, a highly developed economy and rich cultural traditions. The Japanese culture is one of the world’s oldest and most diverse. Known for their high regard for education and their love of the arts, the people of Japan also have a deep respect for nature.

Japan is one of the leading countries in engineering. There are many good co-operative relationships between Japan and other countries. The government has also placed great importance on engineering education, recognising its critical role in the country's technological advancement.