Performance Marketing Lead (User Acquisition)

Bjak is hiring a Performance Marketing Lead (User Acquisition). This is a remote job – you can work from home in Sri Lanka for a company abroad.

Job summary

• Post: Performance Marketing Lead (User Acquisition)
• Employer: Bjak
• Where: Remote – open to Worldwide (includes Sri Lanka)
• Job type: Full-time
• Level: Manager
• Apply by: 3 January 2027 (or until the post is filled)

About this kind of job

Sales and marketing roles focus on meeting customers, explaining products and reaching monthly targets. Confidence, good communication and a willingness to travel are usually important.

Working remotely from Sri Lanka

• You need a laptop, a stable internet connection and good written English.
• Check the working hours (time zone) and how you will be paid (for example bank transfer, Payoneer or Wise) before you accept an offer.
• Foreign income received through banks in Sri Lanka may have tax rules – keep your payment records.

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Source

This listing comes from Himalayas. Read the full original advert and apply there.

• 5+ years of experience in performance marketing or user acquisition, preferably in mobile gaming or consumer mobile applications
• Proven hands-on experience managing paid campaigns across Meta, Google, TikTok or AppLovin
• Experience managing substantial advertising budgets and scaling campaigns while meeting acquisition cost and profitability targets
• Strong understanding of CAC, ROAS, LTV, cohort analysis, attribution and payback periods
• Experience using mobile measurement platforms such as AppsFlyer or Adjust
• Experience running creative tests, analysing results and improving campaign performance
• Ability to analyse campaign and user-level data, identify performance issues and make budget allocation decisions
• Track record of personally managing and optimising acquisition campaigns, beyond agency coordination or strategy development