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- 1+ yrs
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- Posted
- 3 days ago
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Job description
Role Overview
As a Product Manager at NetEase Games in Singapore, you will lead the product discovery and feature planning cycles for existing internet platform products. You will transform user insights into user-centric enhancements that elevate the product offering.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct research on global industry developments and spot emerging market opportunities to incubate innovative products targeting new segments.
- Keep a close watch on competitor behavior, establish product positioning, roadmap, and overall strategic direction to stay competitive.
- Analyze user feedback to identify essential user needs and drive ongoing iterative product improvements.
- Create and refine user growth initiatives and collaborate with cross-functional teams on product promotion and brand building efforts.
- Monitor critical product data metrics, develop operational strategies rooted in data, and optimize product value and market reach.
- Craft effective product monetization plans aimed at achieving steady revenue growth.
Qualifications and Desired Skills
- Minimum one year of relevant experience within the internet, gaming, or consumer technology sectors.
- Exceptional logical thinking, verbal communication, and teamwork abilities.
- Keen market insight and analytical skills with a talent for pinpointing user challenges and key requirements.
- Strong proficiency in data analysis to identify product and operational issues and enable informed, data-driven decisions.
- High intellectual curiosity and eagerness to learn, alongside a proactive mindset to tackle challenging assignments.
- Authentic enthusiasm for the gaming and internet industries.
Industry
GamingSkills
How they work
Communication
Teamwork & Collaboration
Problem Solving
Initiative
Decision Making
Learning Agility