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Celebrating the Achievements of Anti-Pattern Engineers at the 2025 Japan AWS Awards

In a significant recognition of excellence in the tech world, Ryuta Anada from Anti-Pattern Corporation has been selected as one of the 2025 Japan AWS Jr. Champions. This prestigious award program, sponsored by Amazon Web Services (AWS), focuses on young engineers with outstanding achievements in AWS-related activities. Anada, in his second year with the company, has demonstrated a commitment to advancing his knowledge and contributing to the tech community.

Anti-Pattern, headquartered in Minato, Tokyo, is a startup dedicated to making software engineering a coveted profession in Japan. Their motto reflects the growing importance of nurturing young talent in the tech sector, especially as Japan strives for increased productivity through digital transformation (DX).

What is Japan AWS Jr. Champions?

The 2025 Japan AWS Jr. Champions program recognizes young engineers who are in their first three years of professional experience and have demonstrated exceptional engagement with AWS technologies. Selected from companies that are part of the AWS Partner Network (APN), these young professionals are not only excellent in their technical skills but also active contributors to their communities.

This initiative aims to empower and uplift young engineers who can turn their knowledge and experiences into valuable contributions to the field. The program encourages participants to share their AWS knowledge, serve as role models, and aspire to higher levels of proficiency, potentially progressing to roles such as AWS Ambassadors.

Notable Achievements of Anti-Pattern’s Engineers

In addition to Anada’s recognition, other talented engineers from Anti-Pattern have also been honored.

• - Tetsuhiro Yagasaki, the company’s CTO and COO, has been chosen as a member of the 2025 Japan AWS Top Engineers for the third consecutive year.
• - Takashi Uchida, another engineer from the company, received accolades as a part of the 2025 Japan All AWS Certifications Engineers, achieving this status for two straight years.

These awards exemplify the dedication of Anti-Pattern in fostering a strong learning environment and professional development among its staff.

Anti-Pattern’s Commitment to Engineer Development

At Anti-Pattern, we believe that investing in the growth of our engineers is crucial for enhancing the productivity of Japanese companies through digital transformation. Our efforts in creating programming learning communities like POSSE, which focuses on university students, are key components of our long-term strategy.

Our firm is committed to providing ongoing training and support for young engineers, reinforcing our belief in creating a sustainable growth model for the future of Japanese tech.

About the SaaSus Platform

The SaaSus Platform, offered by Anti-Pattern, supports the development, operation, and sale of SaaS products, aiming to improve efficiency and streamline processes in software development.

The platform includes various features, such as multi-tenant SaaS authentication, user and tenant management, role management, and integration with billing processes via Stripe. Additionally, the platform provides development kits in multiple programming languages, enhancing accessibility for developers worldwide.

Other Initiatives by Anti-Pattern

engineed is a matching platform designed for engineers capable of leveraging AWS effectively. It allows engineers to showcase their skills through practical examinations, facilitating their engagement with potential employers seeking their expertise. The CloudDriver service provides a unique approach to skill enhancement through project simulations, helping engineers gain experience often missing from traditional training.

Conclusion

The recognition of Anti-Pattern's engineers at the 2025 Japan AWS awards reflects the company’s commitment to excellence and the importance of nurturing talent in the ever-evolving tech landscape. As we look to the future, our mission remains focused on making software engineering an admired profession in Japan and fostering young engineering talent to meet the demands of a digital economy.

For more information about Anti-Pattern, visit our official site or follow us on X.

Japan’s prosperity in the tech world depends significantly on the growth and recognition of young talent, and we at Anti-Pattern are dedicated to contributing to this vital evolution.