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Mid-Career Recruitment Strategy Lead / Recruitment Manager

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The role leads company-wide strategy for mid-career hiring and manages the recruitment team. It is responsible for planning and overseeing recruitment strategy; building recruitment marketing capabilities; and designing and directing a strategic portfolio of channels including direct recruiting, agencies, and referrals.

Responsibilities include planning and executing recruitment branding; analyzing recruitment-funnel data and continuously improving hiring; and promoting automation and systematization of recruitment work using AI agents and related tools. The role aligns recruitment plans and role requirements with executives and business units, designs and operates selection processes to maximize the candidate experience, and supports onboarding for new hires.

Depending on experience and preferences, responsibilities may expand to HR business partner work such as organizational development and HR policy planning. The work location may be the Shibuya head office, Yokohama offices, or a company-approved home or equivalent location for remote work.

Job details

Location
tokyo
Employment
Full-time
Japanese
Japanese
Remote
Remote
Visa sponsorship
Visa Sponsor
Posted
2026-07-24
Category
Business & Corporate Roles

About DeNA

DeNA is a major Japanese internet company with businesses spanning mobile games, e-commerce, sports and healthcare/automotive ventures.

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Company details

Size
Enterprise
Founded
1999
HQ
Tokyo, Japan
Employees
1,001–5,000
Industry
Internet · Gaming
Funding
Publicly traded
Website
dena.com

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