Oversee digital-service projects, align business needs and engineering delivery, select technology and partners and manage risks across new and existing products.
About this role
Digital Garage is hiring a Strategy-area project manager for Pangaea Delivery. The role defines what the service should deliver and how it becomes a viable business, working closely with customer and internal operating teams.
Responsibilities include service value and scope, concepts, delivery and pricing models, contracts, roadmaps and priorities across strategy, delivery and reliability. The manager shapes new features and plans, supports implementation and adoption and evaluates revenue, cost, reliability and operating burden.
Applicants need seven years in web-system or SaaS planning, development or operations, three years leading important product or service decisions in a PM/PdM-equivalent role, and experience designing value and plans around customer and operational constraints. Annual pay is JPY 6–12 million. Fixed allowances depend on classification, with excess paid separately. The Shibuya role is hybrid with flexitime or other responsibility-based arrangements.
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