Amazon.com Services LLC

Entertainment

AssociateCampaignManager

$70–103k Culver City, California, United States FULL TIME
The Brief

“Associate Campaign Manager at Amazon.com Services LLC. Skills: Campaign execution, Project management, Stakeholder communication. Support 360° campaign execution. Track campaign timelines”

Industry & Context.

Entertainment

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

3+ years marketing experience, Build, execute, scale programs, Manage cross-functional teams, Knowledge of project management tools, Budgeting, scheduling, cost reports, 2+ years coordination experience, 2+ years project management experience, 2+ years asset operations experience, 2+ years post delivery experience

Nice to Have

Experience with major brand, Experience with entertainment company, Project management experience, Production management experience, E-commerce experience, Startups experience, Advertising experience, Commercial experience

What You'll Do.

Support 360° campaign execution

Track campaign timelines

Monitor campaign budgets

Flag potential obstacles

Bridge operations between functions

Coordinate deliverables

Manage stakeholder communications

Manage approval workflows

Coordinate internal partners

Coordinate external partners

Ensure efficient asset development

Ensure efficient asset delivery

Own campaign management for titles

Manage billing coordination

Initiate legal work orders

Translate technical requirements

Implement project tracking systems

Maintain project tracking systems

Contribute to improvement efforts

Manage collaboration tools

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional partners; Internal partners; External partners

Process & Methodology

Project management

Free ATS check

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