Company Description
Stream Loyal is a US-based enterprise-grade AdTech platform that simplifies Connected TV (CTV) digital advertising. Our cloud-native solutions integrate seamlessly with digital assets to drive revenue, enhance ROI, and expand audience reach for media buyers and publishers. With our self-serve Demand-Side and Supply-Side Platforms (DSP and SSP), we empower clients to launch advanced campaigns, optimize yield, and access premium demand partnerships. Our Real-Time Bidding Ad Exchange effectively connects supply and demand while enforcing brand safety and fraud prevention. Stream Loyal leverages next-generation analytics and machine learning to deliver actionable insights and maximize performance.
Role Description
We are looking for a Programmatic Account Manager to join our growing team and lead high-impact campaigns across Connected TV (CTV) and video environments.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage and optimize programmatic campaigns across CTV and video channels
- Execute and troubleshoot ORTB integrations and VAST-based campaigns
- Monitor performance, ensuring delivery, quality, and KPI alignment
- Work closely with demand and supply partners to scale campaigns efficiently
- Analyze campaign data and provide actionable insights and reporting
- Ensure compliance with industry standards (e.g., tracking, ad quality, fraud prevention)
- Requirements
- Proven experience in programmatic advertising, with a strong focus on CTV and video
- Hands-on experience managing ORTB and VAST campaigns
- Strong understanding of SSPs, DSPs, and the programmatic ecosystem
- Experience with ad quality tools (e.g., DV, IAS, Pixalate) – an advantage
- Analytical mindset with strong attention to detail
- Ability to work independently and in a fast-paced environment
- Excellent communication and client management skills
Nice to Have
- Experience working with direct integrations and low-hop supply
- Familiarity with app-ads.txt, sellers.json, and supply chain objects (schain)
- Background in troubleshooting IVT and traffic quality issues