Featured Job – Senior Product Lifecycle Management Analyst, The Pokémon Company – 19th August 2022
This week’s highlighted opportunity is for a Senior Business Analyst in Product Lifecycle Management with The Pokémon Company, the Japanese business responsible for the management, promotion and licensing of the hugely popular global franchise for Pokémon video games, trading cards, TV, films and other ventures. Operating out of Washington, USA, the successful candidate’s main responsibility will be leading the selection and implementation of a new Product Lifecycle Management system, collaborating with developers and stakeholders, from gathering information through to development, deployment and maintenance. Aside from being a Pokémon fan, a broad range of product development knowledge is also required, along with experience with PIM, MAM, DAM, ERP, CRM and other business systems.
“The ideal candidate has experience working with Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), Digital Asset Management (DAM), Project/Portfolio Management (PPM), and familiarity with Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Product Information Management (PIM) solutions. This role will maintain a comprehensive understanding of current and future needs of the Product program by working directly with stakeholders and in partnership with the Product Program Manager and IT Leadership. The Sr. BSA will serve as a subject matter expert for cross-functional projects and upstream/downstream systems, with the first major project to aid in solution selection and implementation of a Product Lifecycle Management system.” [Read More]
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