Midokura is a Sony Group company and a global software startup that was established in 2010 to transform society through artificial intelligence and the Internet-of-Things (IoT). Furthermore, Midokura is on a mission to power "the edge computing revolution" by designing and implementing network visualization using Sony’s sensor technology, and it ultimately strives "to make life easier for people and brands." With offices in Tokyo, Japan, and in Barcelona, Spain, Midokura has offered optional remote and partially remote jobs in the past. These remote jobs have also entailed full-time and flexible schedules, with some roles requiring travel, and opportunities have been posted in computer & IT, engineering, sales, and software development, among other fields. As an employer, Midokura looks for experienced professionals to join its team and provides eligible associates with benefits on top of "a highly attractive and competitive compensation package."

Midokura suggests that the average person uses approximately 10 intelligent products per day—a number it expects will quadruple in the coming years—and that edge computing will play a critical role in this development. To help manage this ever-increasing amount of information, the company has created a platform for deploying and running AI workloads on edge devices. The Midokura platform is used by clients in various industries, including retail services, advanced vehicle assistance, smart manufacturing, smart homes, and smart cities.

Midokura is a Sony Group company and a global software startup that was established in 2010 to transform society through artificial intelligence and the Internet-of-Things (IoT). Furthermore, Midokura is on a mission to power "the edge computing revolution" by designing and implementing network visualization using Sony’s sensor technology, and it ultimately strives "to make life easier for people and brands." With offices in Tokyo, Japan, and in Barcelona, Spain, Midokura has offered optional remote and partially remote jobs in the past. These remote jobs have also entailed full-time and flexible schedules, with some roles requiring travel, and opportunities have been posted in computer & IT, engineering, sales, and software development, among other fields. As an employer, Midokura looks for experienced professionals to join its team and provides eligible associates with benefits on top of "a highly attractive and competitive compensation package."

Midokura suggests that the average person uses approximately 10 intelligent products per day—a number it expects will quadruple in the coming years—and that edge computing will play a critical role in this development. To help manage this ever-increasing amount of information, the company has created a platform for deploying and running AI workloads on edge devices. The Midokura platform is used by clients in various industries, including retail services, advanced vehicle assistance, smart manufacturing, smart homes, and smart cities.