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Programmatic Manager

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cpsNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$75,000 - $85,000 per year

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About the role

Our client, aprogressivemedia agency, is seeking aProgrammaticManager. Local candidatesin NYCor those currently in other markets that are looking to make the move to the New York area are ofinterest as the role will be in office on a flexible hybrid schedule(3 days of your choice in office). This position will require both deep strategic and hands experience on in DSPplatforms. This role is geared to be client-facing, communicating with the clientsand those at the DSPsthemselves, so previous client-facing and presentation experience will be required. As this position will oversee a team, previous management experience is also a must have.
Responsibilities: Collaborate with cross-functional teams to build innovative media strategies that exceed client's expectations Activate campaigns within various DSPsand manage the ongoing real-time optimization of live media to ensure client KPIsare met and/or exceeded. Manage and negotiate programmatic partnerships across DSPs, data providers, inventory sources Develop programs and partnerships that optimize new-to-market opportunities, custom executions, and/or optimal added-value elements Work in collaboration with cross-channel digital team to ensure media buys are being properly measured to deliver rich insights to our clients Manage the work of junior team members and foster their professional growth Requirements: 1-3+ years of experience in programmatic experience Hands-on experience within media buying systems such as: The Trade Desk, DV360, others Strong mathematical and organizational aptitude Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint Must be extremely detail-oriented and be able to proofread documents for accuracy. Must be highly organized with the ability to prioritize workload against deadlines. Possess strong written and verbal communication skills.
Compensation: $75,000-85,000 #LI-BT1

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