Senior User Acquisition Manager

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Type
Full time
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Related skills

data analysis mobile advertising facebook dsps google

πŸ“‹ Description

  • Lead data analysis and optimize UA campaigns based on internal performance KPIs.
  • Regularly monitor, assess and present in-depth reports on campaign performance to company
  • Provide input and data-driven insights into creative development.
  • Manage relationships with existing partners and identify new platforms and opportunities to enhance
  • Engage closely with the Creative, Sales, Product, and Data teams, fostering a cohesive approach to
  • Stay up-to-date on the latest user acquisition trends, market dynamics, and emerging platforms in

🎯 Requirements

  • 4-7+ years of experience in mobile user acquisition, with a strong track record of driving results.
  • Proven ability to manage UA campaigns across multiple platforms, effectively handling substantial
  • In-depth knowledge of mobile advertising technologies, including attribution tools and platforms.
  • Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret performance data and translate insights into
  • Hands-on experience with SDK networks, DSPs, SSPs, and major platforms such as Facebook, Google
  • Experience with SDK networks, DSPs/SSPs, and major UA platforms.

🎁 Benefits

  • Team Lunches, game nights, company-wide events, and so much more
  • Our culture is deeply rooted in growth and upheld by a team of smart, dynamic, and enthusiastic
  • We utilize data to constantly learn, improve, and adapt.
  • We foster an environment where everyone is encouraged to share their ideas, push boundaries, take
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