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Updated 2024-05-16
Activated 2024-05-08
Activated 2024-05-08
★Work in Mexico [Use your Spanish] Warehouse launch ★Project Director *World's top share for automotive aluminum wheels
- Employer
- Staff Level
- More Than 120 Days off per Year
- Five Days Workweek
- Online Interview
- Business Expansion
- New Business
- Language Skills
- Recent Graduates Welcome
- No Specific Experience Required
- Overseas Business Trips
- Experience Welcome
| Company Name |
CDJ Co., Ltd. |
|---|---|
| Job Type |
 Manufacturing (Automobile/Plant Engineering/Precision Equipment) - Plant Management Planning/Marketing/PR - Business Development/Business Management/Corporate Planning |
| Industry | Wholesale Trade/Import-Export |
| Location |
Asia
Japan
Tokyo
North America Mexico |
| Job Description |
~Starting a new business at a Mexican warehouse of a Japanese logistics company~~ ◎Industry experience not required◎ We have established a joint venture company [LOGICOM INTL MEX] with CDJ Co., Ltd. and Logicom HD Co., Ltd., and will expand business to Mexico and North America, where the production of electric vehicles is active, including accepting logistics orders from a major aluminum wheel manufacturer. After receiving training at our company, CDJ Co., Ltd. for about six months, you will be seconded to our joint venture company [LOGICOM INTL MEX] in Mexico. [Job Description] "■Work with the Industrial Park Management Committee and construction companies to audit the construction of the warehouse, manage progress, introduce equipment and materials, and take charge of the overall practical aspects. ■Listen to information on new customers/new car models from the factory and formulate a business plan. ■Incorporate the factory's requests, such as receiving finished products, sharing inventory information, packaging specifications, and unpacking inspections, into on-site management. ■Deal with warehouse inspections at delivery destinations, order management, and delivery vehicle requests. ■Perform on-site construction activities such as recruiting on-site workers and formulating internal rules to improve costs and services. ■Responsible for administrative duties such as outsourcing to transportation/sorting companies, expenses/labor, etc. " ◎ Business trips: 1-2 times a month within Mexico, 1-2 business trips to Japan per year. [Attractive Points] ■ We can guarantee business stability by receiving a long-term contract guarantee from a nearby manufacturer. It is expected that the warehouse will be fully operational immediately after launch. ■ As the founder of a new business, you will be involved in a wide range of work content, including managing construction work, and will have the discretion to do so. You will be able to fully demonstrate your role and abilities as a manager. ■ By working in multinational teams both inside and outside the company, you will be assigned work that is suitable for global talent. ③ [Overseas business trips] Japan (Aichi Prefecture) about once a week, overseas to China and other countries about twice a year |
| Company Info |
■Our strengths ◎We act as a sales agent for auto parts manufacturers, including the world's top aluminum wheel manufacturer, and support business for Japanese car manufacturers. (Sales, development, supply, quality assurance, etc.) ◎Even if the automotive industry, which was dominated by engine cars, shifts to electric cars, our main product, aluminum wheels, is necessary for all cars, and we expect to see an increase in production and sales. ◎Although we are a young company, we have high expectations from Japanese car manufacturers and are expected to grow rapidly. ■About our secondment company, LOGICOM INTL MEX ・We are building a single-story warehouse of approximately 21,000 square meters on a site of approximately 33,000 square meters in an industrial park in Saltillo City in northern Mexico. The total investment amount is 3.5 billion yen. It is scheduled to start operation in March 2025, and for the time being, we will store parts from nearby aluminum wheel manufacturers. We will manage inventory, check quality, handle orders from automobile manufacturers, and arrange logistics, and we plan to have an organizational structure of 20 to 30 people in the future. ・ Parts manufacturers from Europe, America, China and Korea are also gathering in the Santa Maria Industrial Park, supplying North America and other regions. In the future, we would like to take on the storage and logistics of parts from parts manufacturers other than our existing customers, as well as from major European and American automobile manufacturers, and we are aiming for sales of 1 billion yen in the three years since our establishment. ■About our partner company [LOGICOM Co., Ltd.] A logistics specialist company focusing on automobile parts, with a total of 1,370 employees in the group. We have built a delivery network that transcends the affiliations of all automobile manufacturers, and our network that responds "just in time" from shipment to final delivery is highly regarded in the automobile industry. We have more than 700 clients, and in response to the limited logistics cost reduction measures that each company can take on by itself, we manage the supply of many customers through centralized management and mixed transport. In addition, in line with the overseas expansion of automobile manufacturers, we are actively expanding our logistics and production operations in China, Thailand, Indonesia and India. |
| Working Hours |
■ Working hours: 8:00~5:00. Flexible 40-hour work week system Days off: Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays (following Mexican holidays, about 10 days per year) |
| Job Requirements |
[Requirements] ■University graduate or above ■Business level Spanish and English (DELE C2, TOEIC 800), intermediate level Japanese or Chinese (JLPT N2, HSK Level 4) ■Experience in warehouse management or logistics management in a business company or logistics industry (3 years or more) ■Mexican regular driver's license, Mexican residence visa [Preferred conditions] ■Experience in warehouse management or logistics management in a business company or logistics industry (3 years or more) ■Mexican regular driver's license, Mexican residence visa ■Experience in the automobile, automobile parts, and casting industry ■Experience in setting up and operating supply chain facilities (logistics/distribution/manufacturing, etc.) [Selection process] 1st: Online or face-to-face interview → 2nd: Face-to-face interview → 3rd: Online or face-to-face interview |
| English Level | Daily Conversation Level (TOEIC 475-730) |
| Japanese Level | Business Level(JLPT Level 2 or N2) |
| Chinese Level | Business Conversation Level |
| Salary | MXN - Mexican Peso MXN 370K - MXN 1000K |
| Other Salary Description |
■Bonus: Twice a year (June, December. Based on individual performance) ■Salary increase: Once a year, in January ■Social insurance: Complies with Mexican law "■ Fixed amount of gasoline allowance for commuting by car ■ Fixed amount of housing allowance ■ Full return flight payment (for foreign employees) ■ Condolence money, special birthday leave" |
| Holidays |
*While employed at CDJ Inc., the following applies 2 days off per week (Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays) 10-20 days of paid vacation per year (minimum number of days granted after 6 months of employment) *10 days of paid vacation in the first year (from the 7th month) 121 days of vacation per year *After secondment to Mexico, the following applies ・Holidays: Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays (following Mexican holidays, about 10 days per year), ・Paid vacation: 10 days |
| Job Contract Period |
Indefinite employment (trial period 6 months) → Hiring will be based on the premise of becoming a permanent employee |
| Nearest Station |
Address: Santa Maria Industrial Park, Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila, Mexico After being seconded to Mexico, worked from home until the warehouse was set up in March 2013, and then worked on-site |
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