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Campaign Manager, Programmatic & Digital Advertising

New York, NY

Verve For Advertisers is a technology company that empowers brands and agencies to connect moments of discovery and drive measurable outcomes across screens.

As part of Verve, we've unified the company's demand-side offering, bringing together the largest on-site search intent dataset outside of walled gardens, direct SDK integrations with top apps, alongside data partnerships with 3M+ websites and LLMs. Our technology captures both what consumers do and why they do it, delivering high-fidelity audiences, insights, and activation across premium omnichannel inventory.

We’re seeking a Campaign Manager with expertise in digital media buying and programmatic advertising to join our team. You’ll play a critical role in driving success across key brand, agency, and publisher accounts, and have a direct influence over revenue-driving strategy and performance. This is a great opportunity for someone analytical, detail-oriented, and eager to make an impact.

Responsibilities include

  • Own the end-to-end optimization and delivery of all campaigns, directly driving revenue across brand, agency, and publisher accounts.
  • Manage, optimize, and report on ad campaigns across Jun Group’s proprietary platform and leading DSPs (The Trade Desk, Xandr, Meta, Google Campaign Manager).
  • Monitor campaign pacing, delivery, and performance to meet KPIs and margin goals.
  • Collaborate with Ad Operations and Client Success teams on targeting, creative setup, troubleshooting, tagging, and performance reporting.
  • Provide actionable insights on campaign metrics to drive client satisfaction and retention.
  • Manage budgets, invoicing, and forecasting in coordination with Finance and Sales Ops.
  • Contribute to testing, process improvement, and innovation in ad operations and campaign delivery.

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

  • 1+ years of experience in digital media, ad tech, or programmatic advertising.
  • Hands-on experience with DSPs (The Trade Desk, Xandr, Meta) and analytics platforms (Google Analytics, IAS, DoubleClick).
  • Strong understanding of pixels, click tags, UTM codes, and performance tracking.
  • Skilled with Excel, PowerPoint, and Google Suite; SQL knowledge a plus.
  • Highly organized, detail-oriented, and comfortable managing multiple campaigns simultaneously.
  • Excellent communicator and collaborator with a passion for advertising technology.

Some company benefits include

  • Competitive salary + performance bonuses
  • Health, dental, and vision insurance, plus mental health resources
  • 401(k) match and generous PTO
  • Hybrid work environment (NYC office)
  • Free lunch for onsite team members in NYC
  • Volunteer Opportunities
  • Opportunities for professional development in a high-growth ad tech company

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

Salary Range: $65,000 - $110,000

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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