This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Growth Analyst (m/f/d) based in Spain.

Join a general growth team focused on optimizing mobile advertising campaigns through data-driven strategies, automation, and advanced analytics. In this hands-on role, you will manage and improve performance campaigns across multiple industries while developing expertise in programmatic advertising, attribution, and growth optimization. You will work closely with experienced analysts and cross-functional teams to identify opportunities, test new strategies, and deliver measurable results for advertisers. This position offers an excellent opportunity to build a career in adtech, combining analytical problem-solving, campaign management, and emerging AI-powered workflows. You will gain exposure to sophisticated trading strategies, large-scale datasets, and innovative technologies within a collaborative international environment.

Accountabilities




- Manage and optimize mobile programmatic advertising campaigns across different industries, ensuring performance against key metrics such as CPA, ROAS, retention, and revenue goals.
- Monitor campaign performance, pacing, budgets, and delivery trends while proactively identifying risks and optimization opportunities.
- Execute campaign optimization strategies including audience targeting, publisher management, bidding adjustments, budget allocation, and dayparting across multiple ad formats such as banner, video, native, and CTV.
- Run structured A/B tests across bids, budgets, creatives, and geographic markets, documenting results and contributing insights to internal best practices.
- Develop a strong understanding of mobile attribution concepts, including postback flows, attribution windows, and measurement partner integrations.
- Use SQL and analytics tools to extract, analyze, and interpret campaign data, building stronger data-driven decision-making sk

📌 Growth Analyst (España)
🏢 Jobgether
📍 España