Lead product marketing for game titles developed by SEGA’s overseas studios, focusing on Japan and Asia. Develop strategies, manage budgets, coordinate promotions, analyze markets, and work with studios, agencies, and production partners.
About this role
The Overseas Business Producer will manage online and mobile game business for overseas markets, including Europe, North America, Asia and emerging regions. The role works with internal development, operations and marketing teams to advance assigned titles.
Responsibilities include negotiating and contracting with overseas companies, establishing internal publishing structures, presenting assigned titles and developing improvement measures for each game. The producer will also prepare and manage profit-and-loss plans for live online and mobile games and analyze the performance of assigned titles.
Applicants must have experience as a game producer for overseas markets, particularly in operations and marketing, or experience as a game producer while stationed overseas. Business conversation skills in both Japanese and English are required.
Experience launching new overseas projects, development-side producer experience or M&A experience is welcomed. Business conversation skills in Chinese or other languages are also welcomed.
The position is based in Shinagawa, Tokyo. The standard employment type is permanent employment, although a contract position may be offered depending on skills and experience. Annual compensation is listed at JPY 5,000,000 to JPY 13,000,000.
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