Programmatic Growth Lead – Mentor & Scale Campaigns (EMEA)

Dept; Madrid; Hybrid; EUR 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Awesome clients

Training and certifications

Global DEPT CARES Month

Job summary

DEPT® is a Growth Invention company that blends technology and marketing to drive client growth. This role sits in our EMEA Creative & Media team, leading a programmatic group and shaping its expansion. You will mentor others, manage capacity, and identify opportunities across DSPs and publisher ecosystems.

Join a fast-paced, globally connected group delivering insights and campaigns for top brands. You will collaborate with international offices and contribute to cutting-edge media strategies

Qualifications

• Extensive programmatic experience with DSPs and ad tools (DV360, Amazon DSP, TradeDesk) and GMP.

Responsibilities

• Develop and deliver services within Programmatic buying to clients.
• Assume overall commercial responsibility for the team's growth.
• Set ambitious targets and plans to achieve client objectives.
• Lead and develop programmatic ways of working, ensuring alignment with international counterparts.
• Translate results into insights and new plans for client discussions.

Skills

Programmatic experience

Team mentoring

Capacity planning

Opportunity spotting

International experience

EMEA publisher landscape

Analytical

Strategic proposals

Data storytelling

Tools

DV360

Amazon DSP

The Trade Desk

GMP (Google Marketing Platform)

Google Ads

Analytics

Campaign Manager

Job description

DEPT® is a Growth Invention company that blends technology and marketing to drive client growth. This role sits in our EMEA Creative & Media team, leading a programmatic group and shaping its expansion. You will mentor others, manage capacity, and identify opportunities across DSPs and publisher ecosystems.

Join a fast-paced, globally connected group delivering insights and campaigns for top brands. You will collaborate with international offices and contribute to cutting-edge media strategies