Position: Junior User Acquisition Manager
Company: Reface
Category: Marketing
Experience required: 1y
English level: upper

**About us**
We are the #1 face-swap app in the world. We won Вest of 2020 (Google Play) award, ranked #1 on the US App Store, hit Top Charts in 100+ countries. Now Reface is backed by Andreessen Horowitz venture fund.

Do you know Snoop Dogg? Well, he does know us. Miley Cyrus, Britney Spears, Justin Bieber, and even some of your friends have been swapping faces with Reface lately. We have the best team of 160+ driven folks, including some of the top AI/ML masterminds. We are located in Kyiv.

**At Reface, Junior UA means that you will**
• Experience in digital marketing. Both agencies and product experience are awesome. Or, at least, we hope you have worked with Facebook Ads or Google Ads. Have you?
• Exceptional communication skills.
• Experienced user of Excel. Yes, It’s needed. No Excel = no cookies, no salary, no happiness.
• Upper-intermediate English. Is you the capitol of the table? Answer yesh abo know.
• Fast learner.
• Analytical mindset.
• A keen eye for ditails. Can you see it?

**What you should have**
• Preparing reports on the effectiveness of advertising campaigns.
• Supporting our UA team with analytical campaign optimization tasks.
• The full cycle of mobile traffic purchasing: launching advertising campaigns, traffic optimization, and scaling.
• Interacting with the other marketing teams (from time to time), so you will be more engaged in the retention process, for instance.

**What you get**
• Well, you get the startup environment in all its glory.
• You’ll be co-creating a fast-growing world-known entertainment product. It’s almost like living in a „Silicon Valley” TV show, but in Kyiv. A silicon Kyiv.
• An opportunity to be as creative as you can get. Now creativity is your job.
• You’ll join the team of talented, active people who do their job with love and passion. Well, at least, we try to ;)
• Building internal communications and employer branding.

Apply, don’t overthink.