Project Manager, Ads Packages - APAC

Work Arrangement: Hybrid (WFO / WFH) · Onsite for events

Salary: Up to 50M Gross

Contract: 6-month (potential extension)

Overview

Our client's biggest moments across Asia — brand launches, creator campaigns, sponsorship activations - happen because someone owns the plan and makes sure the details land.

That's this role: managing CPS package execution across APAC markets, primarily online. If bringing order to complexity energizes you, you'll thrive here.

Responsibilities

Run Campaigns End to End

• Own CPS execution from post-sale handoff through launch and wrap.
• Manage project plans, timelines, and delivery schedules across multiple campaigns at once.
• Track assets, approvals, and deliverables; catch risks before they become problems.

Manage Digital Campaign Execution

• Coordinate delivery of our client's in-app ad products — TopView, Branded Mission, Branded Effects, Search, and more.
• Liaise with internal XFN teams (BOps, Product Ops) for smooth execution.
• Brief and manage MCN and creator partners against timelines and quality expectations.

Support Offline Activations as Needed

• Assist with local events and activations within integrated campaign packages — secondary to the digital core.

Keep Stakeholders Aligned

• Run status updates with local and regional stakeholders in the local language.
• Escalate issues early; contribute to governance and continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• 2–5 years in digital marketing, integrated marketing, campaign execution, or agency operations.
• Bachelor's degree or above.
• Strong grasp of online marketing and digital campaign delivery; platform experience is a plus.
• Familiar with creator/influencer workflows.
• Some offline event exposure is a plus, not core.
• Native or near-native local language - essential for daily client and stakeholder work.
• Business-level English - required for cross-market collaboration and English-speaking clients.
• Comfortable running multiple projects simultaneously.
• Adaptable under shifting priorities.