Global marketing and advertising network with media planning, creative, and data services
Dentsu is a 10,000+ person advertising and marketing services network operating across creative, media planning, and data functions. The hiring mix is heavily skewed toward marketing (55% of active roles), with smaller engineering, design, and data teams, reflecting a services-first model. Stack adoption signals modernization: migrating ERP from Dynamics NAV to Business Central, rolling out Microsoft Fabric for analytics, and integrating Azure OpenAI and GitHub Copilot — indicating a push to embed AI and automation into client campaigns and internal operations.
Notable leadership hires: Art Director, Performance Director, Account Director, Programmatic Director, Client Director
Dentsu operates as a global advertising and marketing services network headquartered in Tokyo, publicly traded, with presence across 25+ countries including the US, UK, Germany, Australia, and India. The company serves brands through integrated offerings across media planning, media buying, creative development, and performance analytics. The platform connects brand strategy, content production, commerce, and customer experience using audience insights and data-driven planning. Active projects span CRM implementation, media plan development, paid social optimization, and analytics transformation, addressing core challenges around campaign performance optimization, budget management, data accuracy, and ROI delivery.
Dentsu is actively hiring across 25 countries including Poland, Turkey, UAE, Netherlands, United States, France, United Kingdom, Germany, India, Australia, Canada, and others. Marketing roles dominate; engineering and data roles are smaller but present globally.
Core stack: Meta, Google, AWS, Azure, Adobe Creative Cloud, Sitecore, DV360, SA360, Next.js, React, Figma, PowerPoint, Excel. Adopting: Microsoft Fabric, Azure OpenAI, GitHub Copilot, Business Central. Replacing Dynamics NAV with Business Central.
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