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AdOps Manager (f/m/x)
EU timezone (remote, with flexibility for EU + LATAM clients)Posted today
The role is for an AdOps Manager within a fast-moving, international digital advertising team. The position involves managing campaign quality, technical delivery, and troubleshooting across various performance marketing platforms.
Location: EU timezone (remote, with flexibility for EU + LATAM clients)
Responsibilities
- Running campaign QA, link testing, and launch readiness checks.
- Leading new partner integrations with Everflow and other performance platforms.
- Handling troubleshooting queries from clients, media partners, and MMPs, including discrepancy investigations and tracking failures.
- Keeping attribution setup tight, including postback URLs, S2S tracking, deep-linking, and MMP configuration.
- Being the technical go-to for the business teams when issues arise.
Requirements
- 3–5 years in Digital Ad Operations within the mobile advertising ecosystem (OEM, programmatic, or performance marketing).
- Solid knowledge of MMP platforms: AppsFlyer, Adjust, Singular, Branch.
- Strong grasp of attribution mechanics — S2S tracking, postback URLs, deep-linking.
- Proven ability to troubleshoot delivery issues: discrepancies, latency, tracking failures, reporting mismatches.
- Experience owning campaign setup, QA, and launch using standard AdOps tooling.
Benefits
- Learning & Development opportunities.
- Sabbatical policy.
- Experienced, innovative, diverse team.
Additional Information
- We value potential over ticking every box; apply even if you don't meet all requirements.
- Compensation is based on experience, qualifications, and role scope.
- Role requires flexibility with EU timezone; currently based in EU.
Location
EU timezone (remote, with flexibility for EU + LATAM clients)
Company
AVOWSource
himalayas
Posted
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