Programmatic Trader (m/f/d)

Job Description

Kayzen is seeking a Programmatic Trader to join their global team. The Programmatic Trader will be responsible for improving campaign performance, scaling, and offering clients a hands-off approach, freeing their internal resources. Kayzen is a mobile demand-side platform (DSP) dedicated to democratizing programmatic advertising, enabling leading apps, agencies, media buyers, and brands to run programmatic customer acquisition, retargeting, and brand performance campaigns.

The Trading team is responsible for creating growth through the management and optimization of mobile performance advertising campaigns for clients utilizing the managed service offering.

The Role Involves:

• Improving campaign performance & scale
• Leveraging platform knowledge to resolve issues and enhance features
• Finding opportunities for growth within existing accounts
• Retaining clients through excellent campaign management
• Overseeing daily trading activities across multiple advertisers
• Campaign fulfillment including trafficking, troubleshooting, reporting, and optimization
• Developing a trading strategy based on product knowledge and best practices
• Independently managing multiple accounts, identifying growth opportunities and prioritizing strategies aligned with client goals
• Collaborating proactively across departments to meet the expectations of the client

Requirements:

• 3+ years of programmatic buying experience, in-app experience preferred
• Strong data analysis skills
• Ability to back up decisions with data
• Advanced analytical skills
• Solution orientation and drive to succeed
• Strong communicator and collaborator

Kayzen offers:

• Exceptional career growth and learning opportunity
• A unique opportunity to be part of an experienced team of industry experts and entrepreneurs
• Direct, day-to-day work experience with the management
• A fun, driven, and multinational team
• A flexible work-from-home arrangement
• A 500-dollar home-office setup budget
• A 1000-dollar annual learning and development budget