Lead development projects for digital book services, managing requirements, design, and vendor collaboration.
About this role
Product Planning / Development Director (e-book business) for "dMagazine" and "dBook", developed and operated jointly with NTT Docomo (acquiring users from the d-point economy; web and smartphone apps). As the bridge between the planning section and development team, own development direction for one of the products end to end: problem discovery / UX / requirement definition, development planning and prioritisation, stakeholder-involving project management, development direction with engineers and designers, pre-release verification and post-release effect measurement - including direction of distribution-system changes, not just app UI. Tokyo.
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