Bilingual Japanese Programmatic Trader
miqLos Angeles (CA)
About the role
MiQ is hiring a Bilingual Japanese Programmatic Trader based in Los Angeles, working Japan office hours (GMT+9). The role involves managing client portfolios, setting up and optimizing programmatic campaigns using DSPs like Xandr, DV360, and The Trade Desk. Candidates should have strong analytical skills, experience with large datasets in Excel and BI tools, and preferably 1+ years running programmatic campaigns. Fluency in Japanese (Native/N1/N2) and English is required. The position offers hybrid work flexibility and benefits including health coverage, 401k matching, paid parental leave, generous PTO, and continuous education. The role suits candidates with a startup mindset, strong communication, problem-solving skills, and alignment with MiQ's core values.
Responsibilities campaign setup
troubleshooting
client reporting
forecasting
project management
internal collaboration
Innovation using MiQ's proprietary technology
Requirements strong analytical skills
experience with large datasets in Excel and BI tools
preferably 1+ years running programmatic campaigns
Fluency in Japanese (Native/N1/N2) and English is required
Benefits health coverage
401k matching
paid parental leave
generous PTO
continuous education
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