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Renesas Electronics · Tokyo, Japan

Staff / Sr Staff Specialist, SoC Products Business & Profit Management

Tokyo, JapanFull-timeSenior individual contributorExecutive & Management

Listed on Renesas Electronics’s official careers site. Posted July 21, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Qualifications

Key Responsibilities

Act as commercial window for SoC products, including pricing across hardware, software, and support, while managing gross margins and overall product ROI. Manage design-ins and support the development of business models for SoC products using market data, product strategy, and cost analysis. Track and monitor product development progress and contribute to activities that support a successful and profitable product launch.

Contribute to annual budgeting and mid-term planning, including preparing reports and presentations for management.

Qualifications & Requirements

Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in business, engineering, economics, or a related field. Interest in the automotive, semiconductor, or technology industries (prior experience is a plus but not required). Strong analytical and numerical skills, with good knowledge of MS Excel. Ability to present information clearly, including preparing PowerPoint presentations based on data insights. Proactive attitude with a willingness to learn and take initiative.

Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively in a team across different functions (sales, marketing/FAE, development). Ability to manage tasks independently with guidance and support from senior team members.

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