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Plurio
22 days ago
Grade
Senior
Work format
Remote
Employment
Full-time
English level
B2, upper-intermediate
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Marketing is your lens; project management is the job. You own a portfolio of client accounts end-to-end and carry each one from its kickoff target to the delivered result.
Plurio is an AI agent that automates media buying: the whole routine on Meta, Google, and TikTok for teams spending $300K–$15M a month, from the daily analysis and the optimization calls to the execution running directly in their ad accounts. Our agents already run $500M+/year in ad spend, and our customer base has grown 5× since our public release in March. We're going into hyperscale, onboarding new clients every month, and that's why we're growing the team.
Marketing is your lens; project management is the job. You own a portfolio of client accounts end-to-end and carry each one from its kickoff target to the delivered result.
This isn’t classic delivery PM. Success isn’t tasks shipped on time. Success is one number moving: the client’s key metric. Scope, priorities, and timelines all follow from it.
You don’t do it alone. You have hands-on media buying behind you, and the agent, AI marketing engineers, and account leadership work alongside you.
Plurio is the AI agent for media buying teams running $300K–$15M/month on Google, Meta, and TikTok. It connects to your internal backend data and your ad accounts, automates analysis and optimization, saves 50% of time, and boosts ROAS by 10–30%.
Plurio transforms how media buying teams work:
Our agents already run $500M+/year in ad spend (see this inside a $20M+/year UA team). Since our public release in March, our customer base has grown 4× in 10–12 weeks.
Our goal, and the mission we’d build together, is the autonomous user acquisition factory that runs 10× better than anything before it, growing budgets under management to $30B/year.
The entire company runs AI-first in Cursor on a shared workspace. We don’t pitch it. We’re the example.
Carry the project to its target. Every project has one key client metric in the unit-economics model: gross revenue growth, better contribution margin, or lower CPI/CPA without losing volume. Your job is to hit the target agreed at kickoff, within the agreed timeframe. Example: a client wants to double gross revenue over the next two quarters. That’s the job. Scope, timing, and priorities all move from that goal.
Diagnose what moves the number, and translate it. This is the heart of the role and what separates it from a delivery PM. Requests come from both sides: clients ask for things, engineers generate internal work, and most of it sounds reasonable. You see what actually moves the metric and what doesn’t, and you say so. When a client asks for another dashboard, a new metric, or one more creative test, you can tell whether it serves the goal or just the request, and you reframe it into the work that does.
You’re the translator between that goal and the production backlog. You break the target into well-formed tasks for the agent, the engineers, and yourself, each with a clear definition of done, then accept the results and bring them back to the client in the language of their metric, not the task list.
Run the account and the project. Standard senior-PM scope: accounting, operations, client and project management, held consistently across your portfolio week after week, without anyone chasing you. In practice:
Pick up the baton from a strong setup. The project reaches you with high-level goals formulated by the sales team with deep expertise both in performance marketing and our products. Your job is to keep the pace from handover on: take the project under control right away, run the rituals, lock in the key metrics, set up week-over-week monitoring, and keep the whole thing moving, for ~10 clients in parallel.
Remote, Full-time, CET or west toward the Americas
Marketing is your lens; project management is the job. You own a portfolio of client accounts end-to-end and carry each one from its kickoff target to the delivered result.
Remote, Full-time, CET or west toward the Americas
Plurio is an AI agent that automates media buying: the whole routine on Meta, Google, and TikTok for teams spending $300K–$15M a month, from the daily analysis and the optimization calls to the execution running directly in their ad accounts. Our agents already run $500M+/year in ad spend, and our customer base has grown 5× since our public release in March. We're going into hyperscale, onboarding new clients every month, and that's why we're growing the team.
Marketing is your lens; project management is the job. You own a portfolio of client accounts end-to-end and carry each one from its kickoff target to the delivered result.
This isn’t classic delivery PM. Success isn’t tasks shipped on time. Success is one number moving: the client’s key metric. Scope, priorities, and timelines all follow from it.
You don’t do it alone. You have hands-on media buying behind you, and the agent, AI marketing engineers, and account leadership work alongside you.
Plurio is the AI agent for media buying teams running $300K–$15M/month on Google, Meta, and TikTok. It connects to your internal backend data and your ad accounts, automates analysis and optimization, saves 50% of time, and boosts ROAS by 10–30%.
Plurio transforms how media buying teams work:
Our agents already run $500M+/year in ad spend (see this inside a $20M+/year UA team). Since our public release in March, our customer base has grown 4× in 10–12 weeks.
Our goal, and the mission we’d build together, is the autonomous user acquisition factory that runs 10× better than anything before it, growing budgets under management to $30B/year.
The entire company runs AI-first in Cursor on a shared workspace. We don’t pitch it. We’re the example.
Carry the project to its target. Every project has one key client metric in the unit-economics model: gross revenue growth, better contribution margin, or lower CPI/CPA without losing volume. Your job is to hit the target agreed at kickoff, within the agreed timeframe. Example: a client wants to double gross revenue over the next two quarters. That’s the job. Scope, timing, and priorities all move from that goal.
Diagnose what moves the number, and translate it. This is the heart of the role and what separates it from a delivery PM. Requests come from both sides: clients ask for things, engineers generate internal work, and most of it sounds reasonable. You see what actually moves the metric and what doesn’t, and you say so. When a client asks for another dashboard, a new metric, or one more creative test, you can tell whether it serves the goal or just the request, and you reframe it into the work that does.
You’re the translator between that goal and the production backlog. You break the target into well-formed tasks for the agent, the engineers, and yourself, each with a clear definition of done, then accept the results and bring them back to the client in the language of their metric, not the task list.
Run the account and the project. Standard senior-PM scope: accounting, operations, client and project management, held consistently across your portfolio week after week, without anyone chasing you. In practice:
Pick up the baton from a strong setup. The project reaches you with high-level goals formulated by the sales team with deep expertise both in performance marketing and our products. Your job is to keep the pace from handover on: take the project under control right away, run the rituals, lock in the key metrics, set up week-over-week monitoring, and keep the whole thing moving, for ~10 clients in parallel.
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