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Datadog, Inc.: Field CTO (Japan)
Observed on the employer’s careers system, last checked 2026-09-06.
- Employer
- Datadog, Inc.
- Location
- Tokyo, Japan
- Category
- Product Solutions Architecture
- Posted
- 2026-01-12
- Careers system
- greenhouse
- Observed
- 2026-09-06
Role description
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We are Datadog's in-house product experts. The Technical Solutions (TS) team enables Datadog's worldwide growth by educating potential clients and ensuring that existing customers are happy and successful. Field CTOs are part of the broader Product Solutions Architecture (PSA) organization, serving as technical multipliers and trusted advisors to our customers' most senior decision makers and key executive stakeholders. They align customer ambitions with Datadog’s technology roadmap, enabling digital transformation while driving sustained growth for both our customers and Datadog. As Datadog continues to scale, we are creating a Field CTO role to lead our GTM technical strategy for the entire Japan region - establishing thought leadership, building the long-term strategic case for Datadog, and expanding our footprint in the market. At Datadog, we place value in our office culture - the…
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