Media Optimization Manager (Brandworks)
EMEA & LATAM (Remote) · MPO
Responsibilities
- Be the Architect of Campaigns: Execute ad campaigns across multiple channels (Programmatic, Paid Social) for brand-direct agencies with several sub-clients.
- Optimize Through Data: Monitor campaign performance employing advanced analytics tools and data-driven insights to optimize strategies and maximize impact.
- Problem Solver Extraordinaire: Troubleshoot and resolve any ad serving or performance issues, keeping campaigns on track and clients happy.
- Insights That Matter: Prepare detailed reports encompassing comprehensive campaign metrics, analyzing key performance indicators (KPIs), and delivering actionable recommendations for ongoing enhancements.
- Collaborate and Conquer: Work closely with senior managers and team leads, providing support to streamline workflows and drive the team's success.
- Mentorship That Matters: Provide guidance, support, and training to junior team members and trainees to strengthen their programmatic expertise and confidence.
Requirements
- Cross-Channel & Full-Funnel Expertise: 2-3 years of experience in digital advertising operations, with a background in Programmatic and Paid Social.
- Platform Expertise: Proficiency in DV360, The Trade Desk, Amazon Ads, Meta, Linkedin, etc.
- Analytical Mindset: A knack for crunching numbers paired with an intuitive approach to problem-solving.
- Team Spirit: You're a collaborative team player who thrives in a supportive environment.
- Language Proficiency: Fluent English (B2+ minimum, C1 preferred).
Conditions
- USD-based salary that values your expertise.
- Work from anywhere – fully remote.
- 31 days of paid time off – 21 days of annual leave + 10 days sick leave, because balance matters.
- Growth-focused environment – access to learning resources and clear pathways for advancement.
- Fun team events: Join our online cooking classes, yoga sessions, and more – all from home!
- A Culture of Trust – Say goodbye to bureaucracy and micromanagement; we focus on results, not processes