Design and run merchant-acquiring operations, build screening and settlement workflows, plan improvements and coordinate system vendors across business and technology.
About this role
Digital Garage is hiring a product and service planner for App Pay, an external-payment service for application businesses. The role turns opportunities for revenue and usage growth into features and service improvements.
Work includes feature concepts, analysis of user behaviour and usage, campaigns and sales initiatives, business-requirements organisation, specification discussions and development coordination with engineers and designers.
Applicants need experience growing games, e-commerce or web services through planning, development direction or operations, including improvements in revenue, KPIs or retention. No minimum tenure is stated. Feature planning, requirements and user-centred improvement experience are preferred. Annual pay is JPY 7–12 million, with allowance treatment varying by management classification and excess paid separately. The Shibuya role is generally fully office-based. Flexitime normally has 11:00–15:00 core hours, though full-flex or management arrangements may apply.
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