Lead the growth of product groups centered around ReceitShare, driving decisions on what and why to create.
About this role
This corporate planning role is based in the Corporate Planning Department of the Corporate Planning Division. It leads M&A and business-alliance work as the primary person responsible for advancing activities in the corporate planning area. Responsibilities begin with setting investment themes and selecting targets, and continue through due diligence and contract negotiations. The role also promotes the use of AI to accelerate deal sourcing and due diligence.
After an acquisition, the role prepares and executes a 100-day integration plan and works with business divisions. It leads efforts to improve the acquired business by redesigning its operations with AI and to create synergies with the company’s AI OS business. Other responsibilities include market research and competitor analysis, using AI to collect primary information broadly and quickly while maintaining research accuracy and speed. The role also advances corporate-planning work through AI, including automating routine tasks and improving decision support by combining company-wide data with AI.
The position is within the Corporate Planning Department. The team includes members with experience at investment banks and megaventures. It is described as incorporating AI into research and data analysis so that team members can spend more time on decision-making. The role covers the process from M&A search through business launch, PMI, and performance improvement, and involves working near the CEO and CFO on approaches to management that assume the use of AI. The business context includes a recipe-video media service, as well as activities in purchasing and entertainment, with M&A and new-business initiatives. The company also operates an AI OS business and promotes internal use of AI.
The stated work location is 23F, msb Tamachi Tamachi Station Tower N, 3-1-1 Shibaura, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0023, Japan. No salary, working hours, contract duration, benefits, remote-work arrangement, language requirement, or visa sponsorship terms are stated.
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