Programmatic Campaign Manager – EMEA – IN

M+C Saatchi Performance is an award-winning global digital media agency, connecting brands to people. We deliver business growth for our clients through effective, measurable, and evolving digital media strategies.

The Programmatic Campaign Manager will be responsible for managing the planning, setup, optimization, and reporting of programmatic campaigns across multiple DSPs. The role involves developing and executing data-driven strategies across web, app, CTV, audio, and DOOH channels to deliver measurable performance outcomes for clients.

Key responsibilities include:

End-to-end campaign management: setup, pacing, optimization, troubleshooting, and performance reporting.

Working closely with account teams to develop programmatic media plans, deliver insights, and contribute to client meetings and quarterly business reviews.

Partnering with external platforms and technology partners to stay current with product updates, betas, and new capabilities.

Supporting new business efforts through data analysis, strategic input, and presentation support.

Training and mentoring junior team members on programmatic best practices and operational excellence.

Comfortable working at modified Time to EMEA hours from 14:30 to 23:30 PM IST

The ideal candidate will have at least 3 years of experience in programmatic media, strong technical knowledge of DSPs and tracking tools, advanced analytical skills, and the ability to manage multiple campaigns and stakeholders across markets independently. About M+C Saatchi Performance: M+C Saatchi Performance as part of M+C Saatchi Group has pledged its commitment to create a company that values difference, with an inclusive culture. As part of this, M+C Saatchi Group continues to be an Equal Opportunity Employer which does not and shall not discriminate, celebrates diversity and bases all hiring and promotion decisions solely on merit, without regard for any personal characteristics. All employee information is kept confidential according to General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)