NeoWork is currently hiring a Media Buyer Operator-Analyst to join our team on a full-time contractor basis, supporting an AI-powered media and creative services client in the US.

This is not a standard media buyer role. The client runs paid media differently — measuring success through incremental new customer acquisition, first-party attribution, and business-level economics rather than platform-reported numbers. The right person operates at the intersection of hands-on execution and analytical thinking. They can launch and manage campaigns accurately, pull and interpret data from multiple sources, maintain a disciplined change log, and propose actions grounded in business impact — not just platform signals.

Schedule: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM PST Engagement: Full-time, 40 hours per week

What You Will Do

Execute paid advertising campaigns across Meta, Google, YouTube, and TikTok for e-commerce clients, including campaign setup, naming conventions, audience configuration, and ongoing management
Run brand-building, engagement,



and non-purchase campaigns alongside direct-response campaigns, and understand the role each plays in the broader media strategy
Pull and analyze data from ad platforms, Shopify, and GA4 — including spreadsheet exports, pivot tables, and trend analysis
Maintain a daily change log capturing every meaningful account action, the rationale behind it, the result, and the learning
Analyze performance against incremental and first-party attribution frameworks, not platform-reported numbers
Propose data-backed changes with a clear business case, including expected upside, risk, and what to watch after implementation
Deliver structured daily and weekly updates covering account health, spend, audience mix, creative performance, and recommended next actions
Collaborate with client leadership and engineering on AI tooling being built around the media buying function

Requirements

3 or more years of direct hands-on experience running paid m

📌 Paid Media Buyer (Colombia)
🏢 NeoWork
📍 Colombia