Senior Media Buyer

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Experience: 3+ years

Requirements

3+ years of hands-on media buying experience within high-growth DTC environments
Strong expertise across Meta and Google Ads, with proven experience managing and scaling significant advertising budgets
Deep understanding of attribution, CAC, MER, ROAS, and full-funnel performance strategy
Experience partnering closely with Creative teams to drive performance through testing, iteration, and performance feedback
Strong analytical mindset with the ability to interpret data, identify insights, and make fast optimization decisions
Highly organized and execution-oriented with the ability to manage multiple campaigns and priorities simultaneously
Comfortable working independently and cross-functionally in a fast-paced remote team

Responsibilities

Plan, launch, and optimize paid media campaigns across Meta, Google, YouTube, and emerging channels focused on profitable scale
Manage daily pacing, budget allocation, CAC targets, MER health, and KPI reporting
Develop and execute structured testing roadmaps across audiences, bidding strategies, creative, landing pages, and funnels
Partner closely with Creative to brief high-performing concepts, provide iterative performance feedback, and guide content direction with data-backed insights
Monitor platform trends, identify new growth opportunities, and proactively address performance fluctuations
Analyze campaign performance and attribution data to identify opportunities for optimization and scale
Maintain reporting dashboards, campaign documentation, and weekly performance summaries for leadership

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