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Brief #02629Updated 30 SEP 2026WARSAW, MAZOWIECKIELeverFINANCIAL TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES

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User Acquisition Manager (PPC)

We are on a mission to make the world of finance more accessible, engaging and useful.

Location: Warsaw, Mazowieckie
Company size: 50–2,000
Posted: 5d ago
Via: Lever

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Job listing · Updated 30 SEP 2026

User Acquisition Manager (PPC)

Capital· Warsaw, Mazowieckie, PolandView company profile

Job title: User Acquisition Manager (PPC)
Job location: Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland
Job listing URL: https://jobs.lever.co/capital/3c35cb8c-1cd2-4771-88da-a30160b8fd88
Job description: Capital.com is hiring a UA Manager (PPC) to own paid acquisition performance across our Asia and Australia markets. You'll join a team of regional specialists with day-to-day accountability for campaign performance, budget efficiency, and growth against regional revenue and ROAS targets.

This is a hands-on, individual-contributor role: you will manage live campaigns directly, not oversee an agency at arm's length. Google Ads is the core of the role; paid social experience is a valuable bonus but not a requirement.

What you'll do:
Own and optimise Google Ads (Search, PMax, UAC, Display, YouTube) campaigns across Asia and Australia markets — this is the primary focus of the role.

Where capacity and skillset allow, extend into paid social (Meta, TikTok, Snapchat) to support the broader regional media mix.

Manage budget pacing and reallocation across markets and channels within your regions.

Deliver against regional KPI targets: ROAS and CPA per first-time deposit.

Run structured A/B tests on creative, bidding strategy, and audience targeting; report results with clear before/after evidence.

Monitor and account for iOS attribution limitations (ATT/SKAD), PMax's lack of placement-level visibility, and regional regulatory constraints (e.g. licensing regimes across Asia markets) when planning campaigns.

Localise campaign strategy to market nuance: language, competitive landscape, regulatory regime (e.g. ASIC in Australia; varied licensing across Asia markets), and payment/funding behaviour.

Partner with regional marketing and compliance stakeholders on creative sign-off and go-to-market timing.

Liaise directly with Google (and, where relevant, Meta/TikTok/Snapchat) account teams on platform features, budget commitments, and escalations.

Maintain a weekly reporting cadence on spend, revenue, ROAS, and CPA for your regions, flagging anomalies before they show up in monthly numbers.
What we're looking for:
3+ years of hands-on PPC management, with fintech, trading, or regulated financial services experience required. You understand compliance-driven creative constraints, deposit-based KPIs, and CFD/trading audience behaviour — this is not transferable from a generic e-commerce or app-growth background without a steep ramp-up.

Direct, deep platform experience in Google Ads (Search, PMax, UAC) — this is the core requirement.

Paid social platform experience (Meta, TikTok, Snapchat Ads Manager) is a strong bonus, not a requirement.

Working knowledge of mobile attribution constraints (iOS ATT/SKAD, modelled vs deterministic conversion data).

Comfort operating across multiple markets and currencies simultaneously; prior exposure to APAC or ANZ paid media specifically is a strong plus.

Analytical fluency: able to read a performance dashboard and turn it into a budget or bidding decision without hand-holding.

Experience working within a regulated advertising environment (financial promotions rules, regional ad standards bodies) is a plus; willingness to learn the company's compliance doctrine is a requirement.

Fluent written and verbal English; additional Asia-region language skills (Mandarin, Vietnamese, Bahasa) are a plus but not required.