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Lead go-to-market strategy and execution for YouTube and Google's consumer apps in Japan, using research and analytics while coordinating teams, agencies, and partners.
This one-year fixed-term Product Marketing Manager role supports YouTube and Google's consumer apps in Japan. The role drives go-to-market strategy, planning, and execution using research and insights, and conducts business analytics to support marketing strategy, impact, and measurement.
Responsibilities include working proactively with internal cross-functional teams, external agencies, and external partners to solve problems collaboratively. The role also identifies and develops marketing operational processes to improve organizational efficiency and effectiveness.
Candidates need a bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience, six years of experience in brand marketing, product marketing, or leading consumer-facing B2C marketing campaigns in Japan, and stakeholder-management experience. Fluent English and Japanese communication are required for client relationship management in the region. Preferred experience includes delivering complex projects, community-engagement or conversion-led campaigns, and familiarity with the Japanese creator economy, influencer marketing, social shopping, e-commerce trends, consumer behavior, cultural nuances, and local media.
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Google is a global search, advertising, and cloud company that operates a large engineering office in Shibuya, Tokyo, hiring software engineers in Japan.
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