Directs development of a new arcade title by defining the concept and core game design, setting project milestones, guiding the team, and ensuring quality.
About this role
This producer role leads the overall management of a new consumer game title. Responsibilities include developing new concepts, planning promotional strategies, consolidating information for the assigned project, managing progress and costs, and handling external stakeholder relations.
Applicants must have at least five years of experience as a producer for consumer game titles and must have released at least one title. Experience managing external vendors is required, along with strong multitasking and communication skills.
Business-level English or higher and marketing experience are welcomed skills; the posting does not state that English is required for the role.
The position is offered as a full-time regular employee role. Depending on skills and experience, the company may instead offer a contract employee position. The work location is in Shinagawa, Tokyo. The stated annual salary range is 5,000,000 to 13,000,000 JPY.
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