Another Works Collaborates with Wakayama to Recruit Multiple Job Advisors

Another Works, a Tokyo-based company specializing in connecting individuals seeking multiple jobs with businesses and local governments, has announced its collaboration with Wakayama Prefecture. The objective is to recruit multiple job advisors to help solve administrative challenges faced by municipalities in the region. This initiative will use Another Works' platform, 'Multiple Job Cloud', to facilitate the connection between public sector employees and private sector talent.

Supporting Digital Transformation in Wakayama

As Japan confronts demographic challenges such as population decline and an aging society, local governments are striving to improve and maintain their administrative services. The municipalities are also looking to enhance operational efficiency and address increasingly diverse community needs. Tackling these issues necessitates advanced administrative operations that leverage digital technologies. Unfortunately, many local governments struggle to secure the specialized talent and knowledge required for effective digital transformation (DX).

In response, Wakayama Prefecture is utilizing multiple job advisors as a supportive resource for the DX initiatives of local municipalities. By involving advisors with expertise in fields such as ICT-BCP formulation, business process reengineering (BPR), generative AI, and information security, local government employees can work alongside these specialists to address administrative challenges cooperatively.

Another Works: Pioneering the 'Multiple Job' Approach

Since its establishment in May 2019, Another Works has championed the concept of 'multiple jobs'—the idea that individuals can have several roles beyond their primary profession. This flexible working style allows people to achieve various objectives, including financial rewards, skill enhancement, career development, and self-actualization. Another Works believes that this approach is essential for society's evolution and actively promotes it across Japan.

The flagship service, 'Multiple Job Cloud', is a matching platform that connects individuals with businesses and municipalities seeking talent. As of June 2026, the platform boasts over 100,000 registered talents, 2,500 cumulative integrations, and collaborations with 250 local governments. With this extensive experience and knowledge, Another Works is committed to contributing to the digital transformation and enhancement of resident services in Wakayama Prefecture.

Background on Hiring DX Talent in Wakayama

The significance of promoting digital transformation within local administrations has heightened in recent years as municipalities strive for operational efficiency and enhanced resident services. However, many local governments encounter challenges in relying solely on internal personnel for areas requiring specialized knowledge—such as developing ICT-BCP strategies, implementing BPR, utilizing generative AI, and ensuring information security.

As such, Wakayama Prefecture is currently seeking multiple job advisors across six municipalities. By integrating the specialized expertise and practical experience found in the private sector with local government staff, these advisors will support the DX initiatives aimed at achieving sustainable administration and improved services for residents.

Recruitment Details

(Application Period 1)

- Open for Applications: April 30, 2026
- Close for Applications: May 14, 2026
- Start of Work: June 2026
- End of Work: February 2027

Positions Available:

- ICT-BCP Formulation Advisor
- Business Process Reengineering (BPR) Advisor
- Generative AI Utilization Advisor
- LoGo Form Promotion Advisor

(Application Period 2)

- Open for Applications: May 7, 2026
- Close for Applications: May 21, 2026
- Start of Work: June 2026
- End of Work: February 2027

Positions Available:

- Information Security Advisor
- Business Process Reengineering (BPR) Advisor

For more information, visit the special recruitment page.

About Wakayama Prefecture

Wakayama Prefecture, located in the southwestern part of the Kii Peninsula, boasts a rich natural environment along with a wealth of historical and cultural resources. Recently, the prefecture has focused on using digital technology to address local challenges and promote administrative DX, collaborating with municipalities to foster sustainable regional development.

Address: 1-1 Komatsubara-dori, Wakayama City, 640-8585
Website: Wakayama Prefecture

About Another Works

Another Works, under the vision of maximizing opportunities for all challengers, seeks to expand societal possibilities through 'multiple jobs'. Their principal service, the 'Multiple Job Cloud' platform, fosters connections among individuals, businesses, and municipalities, creating a space where diverse people and values intersect. Another Works continues to be a starting point for challenges, enabling everyone to take meaningful steps toward their own unique endeavors without significantly altering their current environments.