Legal Business Affairs Specialist (Games & Entertainment)

DeNA

Gaming

Legal

About this role

This business legal affairs role works closely with the game and live-streaming business divisions to support business development while managing legal and compliance risks. The work includes considering how business plans can be implemented, designing appropriate structures, and advising on contract arrangements.

Day-to-day responsibilities include drafting, reviewing, and supporting negotiations for contracts such as IP licensing agreements, outsourcing agreements, and platform-related contracts. The role also conducts legal research, considers schemes, and assesses risks when new services or features are launched.

The position provides internal consultation and helps establish company rules concerning personal information protection, AI, and data utilization. It also supports the preparation, revision, and operation of internal regulations. Other duties include planning and delivering internal legal and compliance training, preventing disputes and other problems, and responding to incidents with the goal of minimizing risk. The role further considers suitable contracts and business schemes and helps build and maintain compliance systems for each business.

The main business context is games and live streaming. The work may also involve a broad range of matters connected with future business development, including entertainment and areas addressing social issues. Legal topics named in the posting include consumer protection, prize and advertising regulations, intellectual property, and terms-of-service design.

The initial work locations are the Shibuya office in Tokyo, the Yokohama Arai Building office, or the Yokohama BASEGATE office, with remote work possible from a home or equivalent location approved by the company. The stated change range is company-designated workplaces, including remote-work locations. The listed offices are indoors non-smoking, with designated indoor smoking areas.

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