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Ad Operations Manager

New York, NY

Jun Group is a technology company building a world where consumers are in control of their data and advertisers can reach them directly. Intelligent advertising that inspires trust is our guiding principle. We’re passionate about making advertising better for everyone through our consent-based approach that empowers the world’s largest publishers, brands, and agencies to achieve their goals with integrity, transparency, and peace-of-mind.

We are looking for an Ad Operations Manager to join our production team. The successful candidate will be intimately involved in reviewing and trafficking digital ad campaigns for Fortune 500 brands. The position reports to the Director of Operations. It's a great way to work in multiple advertising platforms, as well as develop and implement new processes across all of our campaigns.

Responsibilities include

  • Managing all aspects of campaign builds in Jun Group and 3rd party DSPs, including producing ad units, trafficking tags, and building audience segments
  • Collaborating with the Client Services team on campaign requirements, and the Design team on ad unit creative and functionality
  • Building and QA of custom, immersive rich media ad experiences
  • Manage proxy and debugging tools to validate and troubleshoot ad functionality
  • Analyze performance metrics and identify potential optimization opportunities
  • Troubleshoot technical issues on live campaigns
  • Support Product Management and Engineering through user acceptance testing of new products and features
  • Create documentation and process requirements for new features and functionality
  • Liaise between Operations, Sales Strategy, and Technology
  • Serve as the central point of contact with third-party vendors, such as Meta, Google, and other DSPs

Here are a few indicators that you're the right person

  • You have 2+ years in a digital advertising or digital media experience
  • You’re proficient in third-party DSPs such as the Trade Desk, Google Ads Manager, or Facebook Ads Manager
  • You’re familiar with video ad serving formats such as VAST, VPAID, MRAID
  • You have experience with tag vendors including DCM, DoubleVerify, IAS and Innovid
  • You love digging into data and summarizing findings; familiarity with SQL and strong excel skills is a plus
  • You have experience with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
  • You’re well-spoken and can clearly articulate technical information to technical and non-technical team members
  • You’re comfortable multi-tasking and managing deadlines
  • You're tough, smart, and detail-oriented
  • You're good with people, planning, and organization

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree with a strong academic background required
  • Relevant work experience

Some company benefits include

  • Competitive Pay
  • Work Life Balance & Hybrid Work Life
  • Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance 
  • Mental Health Resources
  • Volunteer Opportunities

Greater NY-area Residents: We currently have a hybrid remote work policy. All Jun Group employees living within a 90-minute (one way) commute of our NYC office are expected to be in the office two days per week.

Salary: $58,500

We’re open to allowing the right person to learn our industry on the job. We welcome diversity and non-traditional paths into all of our roles. We believe in hiring the right person as opposed to the right combination of keywords.

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