Top Project Management Jobs in Japan

The Principal Project Manager will oversee project planning and execution, coordinate with technical teams across regions, maintain client communications, provide project status reports, and contribute to product advancement and research agendas, primarily focusing on embedded software for the automotive industry.

The Front Office Project Manager will lead the deployment and support of digital Front-Office solutions in Japan, focusing on Salesforce and ERP integrations. Responsibilities include managing project timelines, coordinating resources, developing applications, testing, and providing technical support. The role requires strong communication with end users to understand and translate business requirements into functional designs.

As a Branding Project Manager, you will lead and oversee creative projects, ensuring alignment with the goals of Woven City. Your responsibilities include planning, executing, and managing multiple projects, fostering collaboration among cross-functional teams, and maintaining effective communication. You will identify project risks, facilitate meetings, and document progress to achieve successful outcomes.

As a Project Manager, you will manage client relationships, anticipate risks, communicate with teams, develop implementation plans, and assist in roadmap execution for Shift Technology's AI-powered insurance products. This role requires expertise in managing delivery and ensuring client satisfaction during the project lifecycle.

As a Digital Project Manager, you will oversee enterprise-level digital commerce projects, coordinating with cross-functional teams to deliver exceptional commerce experiences on time and within budget. Responsibilities include managing client communications, defining project scope, maintaining project plans, identifying risks, and applying best practices in project management.

The Project Manager oversees projects from initiation to completion, utilizing leadership and communication skills to manage teams and resources. Responsibilities include developing project plans, tracking progress, managing budgets, and ensuring stakeholder satisfaction. Post-project evaluations and identifying risks are also key tasks.

The Technical Project Manager will oversee the project lifecycle for a new IP, coordinating between Unity developers and various creative teams. Responsibilities include developing schedules, managing risks, and ensuring communication with stakeholders regarding project status and milestones.

The Senior Project Manager will oversee complex customer-facing projects for Canonical's Devices business, coordinating project delivery and acting as a liaison between engineering teams and clients. Responsibilities include managing project lifecycles, ensuring timely delivery of services, drafting schedules, communication with stakeholders, and managing risks.