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Rikei Match Introduces a New Job Listing Service for Science Graduates

In an effort to bridge the gap between science graduates and potential employers, Cambia Co., Ltd., headquartered in Shibuya, Tokyo, has launched a new beta-version job listing service tailored specifically for science graduates who are either recent graduates or second-time job seekers. This new service is an extension of their existing platform and aims to assist candidates in finding fulfilling employment opportunities in various technical fields.

A Focus on Science Graduates

Since its launch in August 2021, Rikei Match has specialized in providing a recruitment platform dedicated to science students and job seekers. The newly introduced service will feature a dedicated section for listings aimed at recent graduates and second-time seekers, allowing these individuals to browse job opportunities in their respective fields. The available positions span across significant sectors such as mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, IT, chemistry, biology, and civil engineering, focusing on roles in technology, development, and engineering.

Prior to this official release, Cambia has proactively notified pertinent companies about this new service, leading to a promising uptake among businesses, including B2B manufacturers, web development firms, and subsidiaries of major corporations. As such, listings are expected to grow steadily as more companies join the platform.

Special Beta Launch Offer

To commemorate the launch of this beta service, Cambia is offering a special plan for companies that aim to recruit recent graduates and those with secondary job seeking experience until the end of April 2026. The details of this offer include:

• - Duration of Utilization: 12 months
• - Cost/Utilization Fee: Free
• - Success Fee for Hires: ¥600,000 (excluding tax)
• - Maximum Listings per Company: Three job postings
• - Job Categories: Technology, development, and engineering roles only
• - Exclusions: Staffing and client-site positions are not eligible for posting

This plan can also be combined with their services tailored for new graduates, ensuring that companies can benefit from both recruitment strategies. For additional information, companies can visit Cambia's recruitment page.

Support for Science Graduates

Recognizing the challenges faced by science graduates, this new listing service aims to support individuals who may feel compelled to return to roles that align with their academic backgrounds after exploring other fields. Many graduates find themselves seeking to reshape their careers by returning to their specialized fields or by exploring different products and technology sectors. To aid in this transition, Rikei Match offers not just job listings but also provides tools such as AI-generated profile creation and interview simulations. These features help candidates organize their skills and research content while enhancing their chances of matching with potential employers effectively.

In the future, Rikei Match aims to expand functionalities by allowing users from recent to early-career stages to receive direct recruitment offers from companies, enhancing the overall job-seeking experience.

For candidates interested in tapping into this job listing service, registration is available through the Rikei Match registration page.

Context Behind the Launch

Japan is currently experiencing a significant talent shortage, predominantly affecting sectors like engineering and research, which are vital for companies seeking to thrive in an increasingly competitive market. The rise of digital transformation (DX) and advancements in areas such as AI and semiconductors amplify the demand for science graduates, intensifying hiring competition among employers.

The market is distinctly favorable for science graduates seeking employment, with an increasing trend of students receiving multiple job offers, leading to complexities in handling job offer declines for companies. Moreover, there is a notable rate of turnover among recent graduates; for instance, recent data from the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare indicates that about 33.8% of new college graduates leave their jobs within three years.

In light of these dynamics, organizations are not solely focusing on fresh graduates; rather, they are broadening their recruitment criteria to include recent graduates and those seeking secondary employment experience. This shift has prompted Rikei Match to cater to both new and early-career professionals within the tech and engineering fields, thus ensuring that they have viable career opportunities.

About Cambia Co., Ltd.

Cambia Co., Ltd., founded on November 2, 2020, specializes in developing and providing the Rikei Match career platform aimed at science graduates. The company is based in Shibuya, Tokyo, and is helmed by CEO Yuma Koyama. For more details about Cambia and their offerings, visit Cambia's official website.
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