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Business Development / Alliance / Product Strategy Planning

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HRBrain, an HR-tech SaaS company, is hiring a Business Development / Alliance / Product Strategy Planning professional to lead SaaS product-strategy planning and business alliances end-to-end in its growth phase. The role drives product growth from multiple angles — market-trend analysis, mid-to-long-term strategy, alliances with external partners, API integrations and OEM expansion. Duties include business- and product-strategy planning (strategy from market position and growth potential, differentiation and pricing from competitor analysis), driving alliances (organizing and prioritizing partner synergies, ongoing relationship building), API integration and OEM (organizing API-integration requirements, coordinating specs with development, OEM proposals, contract negotiation and implementation support), and collaborating with management and departments. Requires negotiation experience with large enterprises, 3+ years of product/business-strategy or corporate-planning experience, and data-analysis and AI-tool experience; English skills are welcomed. Full-time. The posting is written in Japanese.

Job details

Location
Tokyo
Salary
6 - 11 million yen
Employment
Full-time
Japanese
Japanese
Visa sponsorship
Visa Sponsor
Posted
2026-07-02
Category
Business & Corporate Roles

About HRBrain

HRBrain is a Tokyo-based HR-tech company that provides a SaaS platform for talent management and performance. Founded in 2016, it focuses on enhancing human resource processes.

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Company details

Size
Mid-size
Founded
2016
HQ
Tokyo, Japan
Industry
HR-tech · SaaS

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