Amazon Ads Manager & PPC Specialist

Location: Remote / Bengaluru
Company: eComSuite

About eComSuite

eComSuite builds technology that helps marketplace sellers and brands simplify operations, improve performance, and make better data-driven decisions.
We are looking for an experienced Amazon PPC Specialist who can manage advertising performance for our customers, work directly with customers, and contribute deep Amazon Ads domain expertise to the products and automation capabilities we are building.

What You’ll Do

Manage and optimize Amazon Ads across Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Display.
Develop and execute PPC strategies across campaigns, keywords, search terms, bids, budgets and placements.
Analyze ROAS, ACOS, TACOS, conversion, spend and revenue to identify optimization and growth opportunities.
Work directly with customers to understand their business goals, communicate strategy and performance, manage expectations, and lead regular performance reviews.
Understand how pricing, inventory, promotions, organic performance,



competition and seasonality impact advertising results.
Work closely with Product and Engineering teams as an Amazon Ads SME, helping translate advertising expertise into product capabilities, optimization strategies and automation.
Review product-generated insights and recommendations against real customer accounts and help continuously improve their quality.
What We’re Looking For

3+ years of hands-on Amazon PPC / Amazon Advertising experience.
Solid expertise in campaign optimization, bidding, keyword/search-term strategy, placements and budget management.
Strong understanding of ROAS, ACOS, TACOS, conversion and overall Amazon marketplace performance.
Experience managing multiple Amazon seller or brand advertising accounts.
Experience conducting customer meetings and presenting advertising performance, strategy and recommendations.
Strong verbal and written communication skills in English and Hindi.
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📌 Amazon Ads Manager (India)
🏢 eComSuite
📍 India