Junior Performance Marketer - Mainstream

David Kennedy Recruitment is working with a fast-growing consumer AI company that is seeking to onboard a Junior Performance Marketer to join its Growth team.

The role focuses on hands-on paid acquisition across mainstream consumer channels, with responsibility for launching, testing and optimising campaigns. The successful candidate develops towards independently managing larger budgets while working closely with the CMO & Co-founder.

Position

Junior Performance Marketer - Mainstream

Location

Remote (Europe/Asia)

Employment type

B2B engagement preferred

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Launch and manage paid acquisition campaigns across consumer advertising platforms

Optimise campaigns based on CAC, ROAS, conversion and commercial performance

Test audiences, creatives and campaign strategies to improve performance

Monitor campaign results and identify opportunities for optimisation

Analyse performance data and translate findings into concrete actions

Take ownership of individual campaigns and clearly communicate personal contributions and results

Work towards independently managing larger acquisition budgets

REQUIREMENTS

Fluent in English, both written and spoken

Hands-on experience in paid acquisition or media buying

Proven experience personally launching and optimising campaigns

Experience with at least one scalable consumer acquisition platform such as Meta, TikTok, Google, Instagram or Reddit

Strong understanding of CAC, ROAS, conversion and commercial performance

Ability to clearly explain personal campaign contributions, actions and results

Strong testing mindset across audiences, creatives and campaigns

Strong English

Comfortable working for an NSFWAI companionship product

Willingness to work on a B2B contractor basis

BENEFITS

Worldwide remote working

Opportunity to develop towards independently managing larger budgets

Exposure to a fast-growing consumer AI business

Opportunity to work directly within the Growth function

And many more!!!

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