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Snap

Social media camera platform with AR

Account Manager - Sales

Full-Time
$81k - $106k/yr

+ Sales incentive + RSUs

Mid
Bachelor's
Toronto, ON, Canada
Hybrid

Four or more days in the office per week are expected.

About the job

Requirements
  • A BS/BA degree in business, communications, marketing, or another related area of study, or equivalent years of experience.
  • At least 3 years of experience evaluating complex data and success metrics to create data stories that drive campaign performance.
  • At least 3 years of experience working with clients to understand brand strategy, product attributes, major competitors, and business issues while performing in-depth data analysis to deliver short- and long-term strategies.
  • Experience in the digital media industry focused on performance and brand marketing, advertising technology, programmatic advertising in real-time bidding marketplaces, or a related field.
  • Understanding of advertising performance metrics and the advertising ecosystem.
  • Understanding of media management within a biddable auction advertising environment and skill in educating advertisers and agencies.
  • Strong Excel and PowerPoint skills, experience analyzing datasets, and ability to deliver actionable insights.
  • Ability to communicate effectively in written and verbal form.
  • Strong organizational and prioritization skills.
  • Ability to work effectively with cross-functional teams and all levels of management, internally and externally.
  • Ability to manage multiple projects with strong attention to detail.
  • Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and adapt to changes.
Responsibilities
  • Build, manage, and grow relationships and spend with key clients and agency partners by helping them achieve performance that exceeds advertiser expectations.
  • Partner with account executives and creative strategists throughout the request-for-proposal process to develop innovative, insight-driven digital campaigns on Snapchat that deliver measurable return on investment for clients.
  • Manage projects involving complex work streams and cross-functional collaboration, internally and externally.
  • Analyze campaign performance data, guide key performance indicator-driven measurement strategies, identify performance trends, optimize campaigns to achieve results, and provide recommendations for upsell opportunities.
  • Serve as the product expert by educating brands and agencies on Snap's new and existing products and advising on best practices and bespoke campaign optimizations.
  • Increase adoption and engagement of Snap's self-service platform and auction-based tools by providing ongoing technical support and real-time analysis.
Desired Qualifications
  • Pre-existing relationships with client decision-makers and brand marketers.
  • A proven track record of delivering on quota and obtaining positive reviews.
  • A passion for Snapchat as a user and knowledge of Snap's advertising products.

About the company

Snap Inc. builds camera-based social media and AR experiences centered on Snapchat, a multimedia messaging app where messages disappear, with features like Stories and Discover. Its hardware, Spectacles, captures video and photos from the wearer’s perspective and ties into Snapchat. The app earns primarily from advertising, offering Snap Ads and AR Sponsored Lenses and Filters, plus revenue from Spectacles sales. The goal is to help people express themselves, connect in moments, and reach a young audience while growing ad and product revenue through a camera-first platform.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Santa Monica, California

Founded

2011

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What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 revenue rose 19% to $1.599 billion, with $121 million free cash flow.
  • Ronan Harris became CCO on September 8, 2026, sharpening global ad execution.
  • Reuters reported September 16, 2026 partnerships with Salesforce, Nvidia, and AWS for enterprise Specs.

What critics are saying

  • August 2026 appeals court kept thousands of youth-addiction lawsuits against Snap alive.
  • Meta, TikTok, and Instagram copy Snap features, compressing ad pricing and attention.
  • If SPECS sales disappoint after October 2026, Snap burns cash on a hardware distraction.

What makes Snap unique

  • Snapchat reaches 971 million monthly users with camera-first messaging and AR-native sharing.
  • SPECS extends Snap beyond social media into glasses, iPhone, and Mac computing.
  • Plans and Bitmoji keep social coordination inside chats, strengthening daily utility.

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Benefits

Paid maternity, paternity, and family caregiver leave

Adoption, surrogacy, infertility, and fertility preservation benefits

Backup child care coverage, caregiver assistance, and digital maternity care support

Short-term disability, long-term disability, life insurance, and AD&D insurance

Comprehensive medical coverage

Dental coverage, including orthodontia benefits

Vision coverage, including LASIK benefits

Gym perks and discounts

Team fitness classes, hikes, and races

Sports leagues

Cooking and nutritional workshops

Generous time off and leave programs

Emotional and mental health support programs and apps

Social gatherings, team outings, and volunteering programs

401(k) plan

Compensation packages that let you share in Snap’s long-term success!

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

0%

1 year growth

1%

2 year growth

1%
Yahoo Finance
Sep 17th, 2026
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CNBC
Sep 16th, 2026
Snap partners with Nvidia, AWS and Salesforce to bring $2,000 AR glasses to enterprise market

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Yahoo Finance
Sep 14th, 2026
Snap insider sells $107K in shares as stock falls 27% in one year

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Rebel News
Sep 14th, 2026
Schools suing big tech for $4.5B are still handing your kid a login to the same apps.

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Yahoo Finance
Sep 10th, 2026
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