It’s a full fledged position. The only worry we would have about being over qualified is that there are probably higher paying jobs out there for that individual, although those jobs are very likely nowhere near as flexible/work life balance focused as we are.
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Nice, I’ll let them know! Flexibility/work life balance would be a big point. Another detail, do you prefer a Japanese or Western style for the resume? Although I suppose with newer companies like your those are somewhat merging? It looks like the “cover letter” is essentially the questions you posted.
I almost prefer Japanese cover letters because all I do is write a heap of set phrases with maybe one actual sentence I wrote wedged in there. No actual questions to answer. 
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Personally, I prefer the western style just because it allows people to showcase some of their personality, as opposed to the boilerplate Japanese style where every resume looks the same.
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See, that’s why it’s important to pressure people into including a photo of themselves. A completely unbiased and equality-driven way to determine someone’s talent and personality. /s 
I’m sorry but is this still available?
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They told me to keep looking out for positions when I get my Japanese level up, so it seems as if positions will usually be available. Here’s their career email: mailto:[email protected] shoot them one every once in a while to catch an opportunity when it walks by. @Jake said they will hire people whenever they get the chance, so if you reach out, you’ll be someone they consider as long as you meet the requirements and are passionate about improving Bunpro.
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These positions have now been filled.
If you would like to apply for a role within our team anyway, you can email [email protected] at any time and you can be sure we will always read it and keep it on file for future openings.
Will lock this thread now to avoid any future confusion.
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