As of now, we are looking for a Business Development Managers ? Japan (m/f)
with knowledge at native speaker level of the Japanese language.
Goodgame Studios is the fastest-growing games company in Europe, and one of Germany?s most successful technology companies. With more than 350 staff, at our Hamburg offices we develop innovative online games played by over 105 million players in almost 200 countries and more than 20 languages worldwide. Our success is built on our talented and motivated team of experienced e-Business experts and dedicated newcomers. With our quantitative approach fueled by driving ambition, we strive to continually improve our products. We want to set new global standards in technology, product quality, sales and marketing.
We also want to maintain our strong growth ? so we?re looking for entrepreneurial personalities who really want to make things happen. Become part of our impressive success story ? apply now!
As a Business Development Manager ? Japan, you will take on media partner acquisition and communication on the Japanese market. You are extremely customer-focused and persuasive and you have already proved that you have a high level of self-motivation and resilience.
Tasks
- Acquisition of new media partners for our online games
- Development and management of sales-related contacts in the Japanese market
- Negotiation of terms and framework agreements with partners
- Assist in building a hard-hitting sales team
- Market and competition monitoring
- Training and supervision of junior managers and trainees
- Cooperation measures
Requirements
- A valid work and residence permit is required prior to commencement of employment
- Knowledge of the Japanese language at native speaker level, spoken and written
- Practical experience in business development and ? ideally ? extensive contacts within the publishing environment
- A strong Internet affinity ? terms such as CPC, revenue share, conversion rate and SEM are familiar to you
- A positive charisma, creativity in cold calling and a real force in closing
- Organizational skills and motivation
- Both independent and teamwork skills are essential
- Good knowledge of the English language
We offer
- An exciting, demanding job with fresh challenges to face every day
- Top development possibilities, further education including reference books, further training
 in-house and language courses
- A dynamic, success-hungry team with friendly, highly qualified colleagues
- An outstanding working atmosphere, flat hierarchies and short decision paths
- Flexible working hours and childcare places available ? right on the company premises
- Subsidization of bus/train tickets or parking
- Regular team events and many benefits, such as a swimming pool, sports facilities, fresh
 fruit, many different types of muesli and free drinks
Apply now!
Source: http://www.goodgamestudios.com/job-listing/business-development-manager-%E2%80%93-japan-mf/
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