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Sr. Client Account Manager, Gaming (tvScientific)

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Location
San Francisco, CA, US; Remote, US
Posted
12 days ago
Department
tvScientific
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • 5+ years in performance marketing or account management, with a strong focus on the gaming industry
  • Deep understanding of the game development lifecycle, user acquisition strategies, and player monetization models
  • Hands-on expertise with Mobile Measurement Partners (MMPs like AppsFlyer, Adjust, Branch) and biddable media platforms
  • Strong ability to analyze metrics (CAC, LTV, churn) to build compelling wrap decks and optimization strategies
  • Exceptional ability to build rapport with studio executives and navigate complex relationships
  • AI-first analytics mindset, comfortable using AI for performance analysis and QBR storytelling
Nice to have
  • MBA or advanced degree in business or related field
  • Experience working with enterprise-level clients or agencies, managing complex accounts and large budgets
  • Certifications or training in digital advertising platforms, performance marketing, or related disciplines
What the job really is

As a Sr. Client Account Manager at tvScientific, you will manage strategic relationships with gaming and app clients, focusing on driving revenue growth through performance marketing and CTV advertising. Your responsibilities include launching and optimizing campaigns, developing account plans, and mentoring junior team members while leveraging AI tools for campaign analysis and optimization.

Benefits
  • Base salary range of $91,963 — $189,336 USD
  • Eligible for equity and incentive compensation
Things to weigh
  • No relocation assistance provided
  • In-office requirements may vary based on departmental needs
  • Salary range provided but final salary is based on various factors, including location and experience
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