Google Ads Specialist (High-Spend eCommerce)
At a glance
Mid-level Paid Search / PPC role at GTE. .
Pay not stated Paid Search / PPC salary
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What you'll do
- Build and run Google Ads strategy for large eCommerce campaigns
- Rework Shopping and Performance Max campaigns to support scale
- Take charge of account structure, bidding, and product-feed improvements
- Create automation with scripts, workflows, and feed rules
- Use data to improve segmentation, bids, and performance while targeting 20%+ revenue growth
What you bring
- At least three years of hands-on Google Ads experience in eCommerce
- Experience managing Shopping catalogs with 10,000+ SKUs
- A track record handling $300K+ in monthly Google Ads spend
- Independent account ownership plus experience with scripts, workflows, or feed rules
- Strong command of Google Ads, Google Merchant Center, and Google Analytics
Who this fits
This role suits an experienced eCommerce performance marketer who can own revenue results and work at substantial campaign scale. It is not designed for entry-level applicants or primarily lead-generation experience. Shortlisted candidates complete a 19-minute Google Ads assessment before the HR interview.
From the employer
This is NOT an entry-level role.
We’re seeking experienced eCommerce performance marketers who have managed large-scale product catalogs and significant monthly ad budgets. If you have a proven track record at scale, this role could be a perfect fit.
Own performance. Scale Brands. Drive real revenue.
At GTE, we build and scale eCommerce brands across global markets. Here, strategy isn’t theoretical — it translates directly into measurable growth.
We’re looking for a Google Ads Specialist (High-Spend eCommerce) ready to take full ownership of performance, optimize campaigns at scale, and drive revenue that truly matters.
⚠️ Please Do NOT Apply If:
You haven't managed $300K+ monthly Google Ads spend
You haven’t worked on Google Shopping accounts with 10,000+ SKUs
Your experience is mostly lead generation or small-budget campaigns
You rely on basic campaign setups without deep feed optimization
You’re uncomfortable being accountable for revenue performance
We value clarity and efficiency — for both you and us.
Why This Role Matters
Google Ads is a core revenue engine at GTE, accounting for ~90% of total revenue.
In this role, you’ll:
Scale our largest eCommerce campaigns
Refine strategy with measurable impact
Directly influence business results
What You’ll Own & Build
Within your first 90 days, success will be measured by your ability to:
Develop and execute a high-performance Google Ads strategy
Restructure and optimize Shopping & Performance Max campaigns for scale
Deliver 20%+ revenue growth from Google Ads
Own the account end-to-end: structure, bidding, feed optimization
Build automation systems (scripts, workflows, feed rules)
Leverage data to refine segmentation, bidding, and performance
What We’re Looking For
We’re excited to work with someone who:
3+ years of hands-on Google Ads experience in eCommerce
Proven experience managing large Shopping accounts (10,000+ SKUs)
High-budget campaign management ($300K+ monthly spend)
A strong ownership mindset — able to independently run accounts
Experience with automation tools (scripts, workflows, feed rules)
Strong knowledge of:
Google Ads
Google Merchant Center
Google Analytics
Bonus: Experience with Google CSS Labelizer
You should be analytical, results-driven, and comfortable being measured on real revenue impact.
⚠️ Only apply if you meet these requirements — we’re building a high-performance team that requires experience with large-scale eCommerce campaigns.
Hiring Process
Shortlisted candidates will complete a 19-minute Google Ads knowledge assessment to validate hands-on expertise before moving to the HR interview.
Ready to Make an Impact?
If you’re driven by performance, ownership, and measurable growth — we’d love to hear from you.
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