For an IT role
Include the company or team, the role link if there is one, the part of the work you want to discuss, and the best way to continue the conversation. A resume helps when it adds context.
CONTACT · AARON · TOKYO
Tell me what you want to make easier.
I’m Aaron, an IT systems engineer based in Tokyo. I read these messages myself. Tell me about the support work you want to reduce, the role you want to discuss, or the Japan day you want to plan.
For the fuller story on how I got here, see the About page.
Email directly: aaron@gaijindev.com
BEFORE YOU WRITE
A useful first message can be short.
Share what you want to change, where things stand now, and what kind of reply would help. If you are unsure which path fits, describe the outcome you want.
For a systems engagement
Describe the work you want to improve: identity, endpoints, SaaS, onboarding, IT service management, documentation, or a handoff that keeps breaking. Mention team size and timing when you know them.
For a Japan experience
Share your dates, group size, starting area, interests, mobility needs, and anything a venue should know in advance. Experiences are small-group planning and guiding; guests book their own transport and accommodation.
What happens next
The form starts a conversation. It does not create an automated booking or commitment. Do not send passwords, payment details, identity documents, or other sensitive information. Use the direct email when a longer explanation or attachment is easier.
If you are still deciding
A rough brief is welcome. Tell Aaron what you have tried, what is unclear, and what a good outcome would look like. He can point you to the relevant work, tool, experience, or source before a longer conversation.