AuDigent is an exciting, rapidly growing company at the intersection of technology and entertainment. As a data monetization platform with exclusive audience data from the world's biggest entertainers, and partnerships with the most powerful media companies, AuDigent is redefining how advertisers and publishers use data to deliver revenue and media performance.

Job purpose

Oversee and execute programmatic deals to ensure optimal performance and efficiency for multiple clients of Audigent. Help grow supply side trading and yield optimization team within one of the hottest audience tech companies. Deliver strategic guidance on best practices and demonstrate leadership around RTB media.

Duties and responsibilities

  • Manage a portfolio of business being executed on behalf Audigent’s clients
  • Create and manage curated deals across 10+ SSP’s
  • Offer insights on how to improve campaign effectiveness through the platform’s functionality.
  • Troubleshoot and manage communication internally and externally to ensure smooth campaign/deal execution.
  • Combine data analysis to create optimization strategies and provide solutions for campaigns to meet client objectives.
  • Help build our supply side trading best practices and provide insight for improvement.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent work experience
  • 2-3+ years of hands on keyboard programmatic trading experience required; 1+ years of client-facing experience preferred
  • Experience in working with ad exchanges, aggregators, ad servers, and other optimization platforms
  • Experience with supply side platforms and yield optimization/management
  • Experience with demand side platforms and performance optimization/campaign management
  • Solid experience in Excel including pivot tables, chart-making, and manipulation of data sets
  • Outstanding troubleshooting, analytical, and problem-solving abilities, along with an ability to collaborate cross-functionally in a get-it-done now start-up environment
  • Effective time management skills – ability to prioritize and meet deadlines.
  • Solid experience with multiple DSPs and SSPs.
  • Ability to manage multiple campaigns/deals at once
  • Ability to optimize towards performance-based goals
  • CPA, CPC, CTR direct marketing campaigns preferably in an RTB environment

 

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