The successful applicant will be able to work at our Barcelona office or remotely from Spain.
This role is based in Playamp, the ecosystem Plarium is part of. Playamp brings together six international mobile and PC game studios: Plarium, InnoGames, Snowprint, Hutch, Ninja Kiwi, and Futureplay. Playamp's shared teams cover marketing, data and analytics, applied AI, player services, and direct-to-consumer monetization. Together, they support over 60 games, including Plarium's.
We are looking for a Creative Manager to join the Integral Creative Strategy team and work alongside Creative Strategists, Creative Managers, Designers, Video Editors, Motion Artists, User Acquisition Managers, and external production partners. The role is highly collaborative and cross-functional, supporting multiple game teams and marketing initiatives across different genres.
Responsibilities
- Develop creative briefs, concepts, scripts, and storyboards for performance marketing campaigns across multiple game genres
- Collaborate hands-on with designers, editors, artists,



and external partners to bring creative ideas to life
- Improve creative performance by leveraging campaign data, user insights, and industry best practices
- Explore and implement new creative formats, storytelling techniques, AI tools, and production workflows
- Analyze campaign performance and iterate on concepts based on measurable results.
- Stay informed on gaming, advertising, social media, and creative trends to continuously generate fresh ideas
- Partner closely with User Acquisition, Product Marketing, game studios, and Production teams to align creative with business objectives
- Ensure all creative deliverables meet Plarium's quality standards and campaign goals

What we expect
- 3+ years of experience in creative marketing, advertising, gaming, or digital content creation
- Experience developing creative concepts, scripts, storyboards, or campaign ideas for digital marketing
- Strong understanding of performance m

📌 Creative Manager (España)
🏢 Plarium
📍 España