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Head of Growth & Client Strategy
Raizn · Amman
Job description
About the role
Raizn builds AI‑driven revenue engines for scaling brands across the MENA region. We are seeking a senior leader to own the growth engine room, set top‑level strategy for client accounts, manage key relationships, and drive daily performance execution.
Key responsibilities
- Define and execute the growth strategy for active e‑commerce, lead‑gen, and performance partnership accounts.
- Lead senior client relationships, set direction, and act as the primary point of contact.
- Conduct daily performance reviews across all accounts, interpreting data and taking immediate action.
- Generate and assign daily tasks for creative and tech teams, translating strategy into clear execution.
- Deliver stronger ROAS, lower acquisition costs, and ensure account retention and expansion while reporting quarterly performance scores.
Required profile
- Proven senior‑level performance marketing experience on Meta, Google, TikTok, and Snapchat platforms.
- Comfortable managing client rooms and P&L responsibilities.
- Owner‑mindset: decisive, results‑driven, and comfortable with rigorous measurement.
- Strong AI fluency (e.g., Claude) is a significant advantage.
Required skills
- Meta (Facebook) Ads
- Google Ads
- TikTok Ads
- Snapchat Ads
- AI workflow tools (Claude)
What we offer
- High‑trust, high‑autonomy role with the opportunity to run the growth side of the business.
- Competitive base salary plus performance upside.
- Path to vested equity ownership after six months for the right candidate.
- On‑site work in Amman, Jordan.
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