Last week on May 11th, Tokyo Techies welcomed 10 participants joining with us in our intensive but interesting Data Science Battleground Round 8: What to Watch – How a recommender system works. Like in other previous rounds of Data Science Battleground, our participants are empowered to acquire fundamental Data Science knowledge as well as topic-related…
Position Title Java Software Engineer Reports To Associate Director, Enterprise Software Engineering Department Software, LIMS Location Tokyo, Japan About the Company One of Tokyo Techies’ partner companies is now building a unique software stack to manage an ecosystem of microservices, RESTful APIs, and data integrations with internal and external systems to deliver useful and elegant user…
Last week on April 20th, Data Science Battleground Round 7 was successfully hosted with over 20 participants. Like in other previous rounds of Data Science Battleground, our participants are empowered to acquire fundamental Data Science knowledge as well as topic-related Data Science skills through high-quality lectures prepared by our mentors. What’s…
Why is Tokyo Techies a Better Choice for Professionals than Coding Bootcamps? In recent years, the market of coding bootcamps around the world has grown rapidly. Coding bootcamps are usually marketed as the fast, low cost and future-guaranteed education plan for prospective IT engineers. Bootcamps promise their students they can easily get a lucrative job…
Why Online Video Courses Don’t Work As Saint Luke wrote in his gospel, “A student is not above his teacher, but everyone who is perfectly instructed will be like his teacher.” Can online video courses perfectly instruct students, providing that excellent learning experience? It is difficult for online courses to both have an excellent learning…
The importance of Cyber Security training We live in an age of unprecedented interconnectivity, and this has given rise to equally unprecedented danger. The nature of technology has changed. While we regularly used devices without understanding their inner workings, (cars, microwaves) we could at least estimate the limits of their misuse. This has changed…
Tokyo Techies helps a student develop a chess app Creating a cellphone application to play chess by using artificial intelligence (Al) is a challenge. A Tokyo Techies 15-year-old student, named JP, grabbed hold of this challenge and successfully developed his first chess bot running on iPhone which can win against a human being. First, JP…
