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| Location | Tokyo - 23 Wards |
| Job Type | Permanent Full-time |
| Salary | 15 million yen ~ 20 million yen |
The Head of Strategy Planning & Project Delivery is responsible for leading the strategic planning, governance, and delivery of multi-million $ diverse portfolio of complex, enterprise-scale Infrastructure and Technology initiatives. This role serves as a key partner to senior stakeholders across global and regional organizations, including CIOs, CTOs, and Business Executives, driving alignment between technology investments and business objectives while ensuring the successful execution of critical strategic programs.
Leading a team of Project and Program Management professionals, the position is accountable for establishing delivery excellence, portfolio governance, and effective stakeholder engagement across multiple workstreams. The role also plays a pivotal leadership function in the financial management of the Japan CTO organization, overseeing investment planning, budgeting, resource allocation, financial performance tracking, and portfolio optimization.
The successful candidate will bring a strong combination of strategic leadership, large-scale program delivery expertise, financial acumen, and organizational influence. They will be capable of driving transformation initiatives, managing competing priorities, and delivering measurable outcomes within a dynamic, fast-paced, and highly matrixed multinational environment.
Employee Benefits:
Flexible Hours: Includes a flex-time policy and shortened working hours for parents raising children. Hybrid working policy for all employees.
Time Off: National holidays, annual paid leave, special consecutive leave, and refreshment leave
Comprehensive Insurance: Full social insurance coverage, alongside access to group and supplemental in-house insurance products.
Employee Assistance Programs: Mental health services and well-being perks
Financial Benefits: Performance-based annual bonuses are typically offered alongside commute expense reimbursement.
Special Discounts: Discounts on travel and English language lessons
A modern, functional environment featuring a cafe area, relaxation rooms, and game spaces.
| Minimum Experience Level | Over 10 years |
| Career Level | Mid Career |
| Minimum English Level | Business Level |
| Minimum Japanese Level | Business Level |
| Minimum Education Level | Bachelor's Degree |
| Visa Status | Permission to work in Japan required |
Proven track records of leading large IT Infrastructure project in end-to-end, from project initiation, defining scope and objectives, timelines, and success criteria and business cases.
10+ years of experience in Global and multi-national IT organization, in the role of either strategy planning, project management.
Strong executive communication skills and writing/reporting capability ? able to produce concise, structured reports and presentations, synthesize complex data into clear insights, and manage proactive issue/risk escalation.
English: Business level.
Japanese: Business level (flexible with daily conversational level based on overall skills/ experiences)
| Job Type | Permanent Full-time |
| Salary | 15 million yen ~ 20 million yen |
| Industry | Insurance |
| Company Type | Large Company (more than 300 employees) - International Company |
| Non-Japanese Ratio | About half Japanese |