Media Buying Lead Europe + LatAm (TV/Streaming)

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trivagoTravel, E-commerce

Within Germany or selected countries abroadFull-TimeLead

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Experience: 5+ years

Requirements

Extensive hands-on experience with large-scale media buying across TV, Streaming and Radio
Deep understanding of brand performance marketing, customer acquisition, and media budget management
Strong analytical mindset with the ability to turn data into clear, actionable insights
Excellent communication skills and experience working with cross-functional teams
Results-driven mindset with a focus on measurable business outcomes
Ability to excel in a fast-paced, dynamic environment with tight deadlines
Ability to travel frequently for business trips
5+ years of experience in media buying within a high-growth environment
Background in tech, travel, e-commerce, or other fast-scaling industries
Strong understanding of cross-channel media strategy and brand performance optimization
Experience with advanced analytics tools, automation, or media tech stacks
Familiarity with international markets and managing multi-region campaigns
Proficiency with major media buying platforms (e.g., Google Ads, Meta Business Manager, programmatic DSPs)

Responsibilities

Build and lead a high-performing media buying team and foster culture of operational excellence and innovation
Own end-to-end strategy and execution for multi-million-dollar, multi-channel campaigns
Negotiate with media partners to secure optimal pricing and build strong relationships to support both long term and short term campaign goals
Drive data led optimizations ensuring brand KPIs and business goals are consistently met
Collaborate cross functionally with teams across trivago
Deliver clear and actionable performance insights; stay ahead of industry trends and champion innovative opportunities for our media strategy

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