Associate Director, Strategy and Operations
Tulsa, OK, United States
Associate Director, Strategy and Operations NetEase Games is one of the largest game developers worldwide by size and revenue. Over the years, NetEase Games has been focusing on developing high quality content and providing the best experience for gamers all around the world. So far, the company has more than 100 games in operation. Its recent games include Naraka: Bladepoint, Knives Out, Onmyoji, Identity V, Harry Potter: Magic Awakened, etc.
Along with its many creative partnerships, NetEase is expanding its portfolio of studios, including Bad Brain Game Studios, Jackalyptic Games, Jar of Sparks, and Quantic Dream.
The Investments and Partnerships Department is looking for a Strategy & Business Operations Associate Director or Senior Manager talent with a consulting or M&A background to support and manage many different functions in the game development process for ongoing projects with NetEase Studios. We are looking for proactive and highly organized talent to help execute strategic plannings and build strong relationships with different teams and stakeholders to promote collaboration and communication.
Responsibilities
Work with C-suite leadership and studio management to provide strategic support for game development plans, financial and resource management, product, and monetization strategy, etc.
Drive strategic planning initiatives with stakeholders across multiple functions in the organization to solve problems, balance priorities, and find creative solutions to achieve results.
Build and maintain relationships with developers and establish partnerships with external stakeholders in the video game industry.
8-10 years of experience in management consulting, investment banking, corporate strategy, startup operations, product operations, and monetization.
Fluency in English, Mandarin a plus
Passionate about video games
Preferred qualifications:
Ability to navigate in ambiguous environment to identify key levers to solve problems and opportunities
Highly organized, detail oriented and proactive, self-starter attitude
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and to support multiple projects
Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills
Working experience in the video game industry, and/or entertainment industry
Interest in entrepreneurial environments
Salary Range: (USD) $150,000-200,000; (CAD)120,000 - 160,000
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