Lead finance and accounting, including consolidated monthly, quarterly, and annual close, J-SOX controls, audits, treasury, payments, and FP&A for global subsidiaries.
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Spider AF’s Product Manager owns product delivery for tools that detect and block ad fraud and protect digital marketing, as the product scope expands toward fraud judgment and trust in automated traffic and AI agents. The role works across engineering, customer success, sales, and marketing, with accountability for taking product work from discovery and planning through release and customer adoption. The work includes researching user problems, validating opportunities, writing specifications and success measures, and shaping the roadmap around expected effects on revenue, churn, or adoption. The PM also coordinates delivery, joins selected pre-sales and customer-success discussions when requested, and turns recurring customer or technical problems into product improvements. Dashboards, product metrics, SQL, and BigQuery reports inform prioritization and post-release checks; AI agents and tools are part of the daily product workflow. Applicants need at least three years in product management or a closely related area such as product operations, growth, or analytics, and must be comfortable with APIs, data tracking, and platform integrations.
Strong spoken and written English is required; business-level Japanese is preferred. The Tokyo hybrid schedule requires four office days and allows one remote day per week.
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