Meta Media Buyer

We're Jello. We run paid social for a small group of brands we actually believe in — we're a Meta and Google Premier Partner, and we've put more than $50M through ad accounts learning what makes people stop, click, and convert. We work with a handful of partners at a time, so there's nowhere to hide: every campaign has to perform. We're looking for a Meta buyer with experience on EU or USA markets to own the paid side of some of our sharpest work, someone who can take a target and a deadline and hit both.
Tasks

- Own Meta campaigns end to end: build, launch, scale, and land them on target and on time

- Optimise toward what actually matters: cost per lead, cost per acquisition, ROAS against real revenue

- Run tight testing across audiences, angles, and formats and know when to kill and when to scale hard

- Manage pacing and budget across short, high-tempo windows where timing is everything

- Turn performance signals into creative direction, you tell the design team what the data wants next

Requirements

- Several years buying on Meta, with serious spend behind you (tell us the monthly budgets you've run)

- A strong track record with lead-gen and conversion campaigns - the harder the target, the better

- Genuinely data-led: you make calls on numbers, not vibes

- Self-directed enough to own a campaign with almost no oversight - this isn't a role we'll manage day to day

- You know what's working on Meta right now, not what worked in 2023

- Conversational English is mandatory

- Italian nice to have

- Experience with fast-turnaround campaigns or time-sensitive launches

- Comfort working alongside an AI-native creative pipeline that tests more, faster

Benefits

- Part-time or hourly-based, scaling with the workload

- Fully remote, with flexible hours you manage yourself

- Adaptable and supportive colleague

- A lean team where your calls ship fast and you see the impact

- Marketing Manager will provide you the guidance and maximum support you are not starting from scratch or alone

Originally posted on Himalayas