Seta Engineering Partners with Vietnam's WORK STATION on Engineer Supply
The partnership pairs a domestic customer-facing function with Vietnam's engineering base, aiming at Japan's shortage of engineers and slow digitalization in design work.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Seta Engineering Co., Ltd. has begun collaboration with Hanoi-based WORK STATION Co., Ltd. under an exclusive business partnership. WORK STATION holds a database of over 40,000 science and engineering personnel built through partnerships with 20 major Vietnamese universities. Seta Engineering, established February 5, 2026, will centralize customer handling, proposals, contracts, and retention support in Japan, while WORK STATION secures and trains engineers.
Seta Engineering, led by representative director Kunihiko Ikematsu and based in Setagaya, Tokyo, will handle proposals, contracts, project management, and post-hire retention for Japanese clients. WORK STATION, with more than 10 years of experience in Southeast Asia, will handle the sourcing, education, and practical work of technical staff.
The services cover paid placement of engineers in mechanical, electrical, architectural, and IT fields, with candidate recommendations possible in as little as two business days from receipt of hiring requirements. They also cover offshore contract development and design, including dedicated teams for mechanical design, electrical design, and software development, plus building information modeling and construction DX.
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