Full-Time

Campaign Operations Manager

Yobi

Yobi

11-50 employees

AI-powered video editing workflow accelerator

Compensation Overview

$100k - $130k/yr

+ Equity + Annual bonus

Remote in USA + 1 more

More locations: New York, NY, USA

Remote

Remote work is limited to the United States and Canada.

Category
Business & Strategy (1)
Required Skills
SQL
Quality Assurance (QA)
Databricks
Data Analysis
Excel/Numbers/Sheets

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Requirements
  • Three or more years of experience in ad operations, campaign management, or adtech technical operations.
  • Hands-on experience with a major demand-side platform, including The Trade Desk, Nexxen, or Yahoo DSP.
  • Experience with pixel implementation, conversion tracking, and attribution methodology, including diagnosing failures.
  • Experience using browser developer tools to inspect network requests, cookies, and tag firing.
  • Working knowledge of identity resolution, audience activation, and tag management via GTM, Adobe Tags, Tealium, or CM360.
  • Working knowledge of SQL and comfort querying large datasets in Databricks or an equivalent environment, or clear appetite to learn quickly.
  • Comfort working in Excel and Google Sheets for analysis and quality assurance.
  • Ability to explain technical findings clearly and accurately to non-technical stakeholders.
  • High standard for factual precision, particularly where findings reach clients or partners.
  • Comfort operating behind a Client Partner rather than owning the client relationship.
  • Interest in building a function from 0 to 1 in an early-stage environment.
Responsibilities
  • Configure advertisers, campaigns, audiences, segments, and pricing in Yobi Web, and maintain corresponding records in Notion.
  • Create pixels, coordinate log delivery, and own the technical side of client implementation.
  • Quality-assure configurations, conversion tracking, and attribution before launch, then confirm delivery and audience health during the opening days of a campaign flight.
  • Troubleshoot directly with DSP and vendor technical teams, including The Trade Desk, Nexxen, Yahoo, and Viant.
  • Diagnose pacing, delivery, and audience match issues; fix issues on Yobi’s side and recommend changes where they sit in the DSP.
  • Build, scale, and refine audiences to meet delivery and performance targets without degrading quality.
  • Advise on DSP-side optimization levers and validate their effects after implementation.
  • Monitor campaigns against key performance indicators and act on deviations before they become client-visible.
  • Brief Client Partners on performance movement, root cause, and changes, and provide validated evidence for cases involving incremental investment.
  • Own tracking integrity end to end and resolve reporting discrepancies across Yobi, DSP, and client platforms.
  • Validate reported numbers and reconcile them across sources before they reach a Client Partner or client.
  • Partner with Engineering to fix pipeline, data feed, and match-rate issues upstream.
  • Produce hypothesis-led audience insights and performance analysis using validated, documented query logic.
  • Maintain internal runbooks and client-facing technical documentation in the Yobi Resource Center.
  • Document campaign delivery, data cost, and pricing methodology so Finance can invoice accurately.
  • Standardize recurring operational workflows and remove recurring manual steps.
  • Lead technical onboarding on complex accounts, including pixel implementation, log delivery, and measurement design, at Client Partner request.
  • Present diagnostic findings and remediation plans when an issue requires technical explanation, with the Client Partner owning the commercial recommendation.

Yobi.ai provides Jump, an AI-powered video editing tool that speeds up production for editors, studios, and creators. Jump works by integrating with Premiere Pro and running on the user’s computer to analyze raw footage, identifying faces, scenes, and expressions to surface relevant shots and shorten search time. It performs on-device processing to keep files on the user’s hard drive, reducing security risks. The service is subscription-based and differentiates itself with software-integrated AI that targets quick shot discovery and workflow optimization, aiming to cut production time and help creators scale their output, potentially through partnerships with editing software providers.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Fremont, California

Founded

2019

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Microsoft partnership on April 9, 2026 gives Yobi enterprise credibility and channel access.
  • Rain’s June 11, 2026 campaign cut cost per order 81% for a retailer.
  • Wolverine Worldwide used Yobi in 2025 for stronger incremental returns and new customer acquisition.

What critics are saying

  • Yobi’s privacy claims face scrutiny if regulators challenge consent provenance or data licenses.
  • Wolverine and Rain results are promotional; one weak quarter can kill enterprise renewal momentum.
  • Adobe, Google, and Meta already control performance advertising budgets; Yobi lacks their scale.

What makes Yobi unique

  • Yobi’s moat is its consented U.S. behavioral graph: 5.5 trillion signals and 5 billion searches.
  • Microsoft Azure trains Yobi’s 700B-parameter model and distributes it through Azure Marketplace.
  • Yobi targets purchase intent, not text, using purchases, store visits, and conversions.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Unlimited Paid Time Off

401(k) Company Match

Company Equity

Performance Bonus

Remote Work Options

Hybrid Work Options

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

16%

1 year growth

16%

2 year growth

16%
Associated Press
Jun 11th, 2026
Yobi and Rain cut cost per order by 81% with AI-powered purchase intent targeting

Yobi, a behavioural AI company, has partnered with independent advertising agency Rain to deliver AI-powered personalisation for performance-driven advertising. The collaboration has achieved up to 81% reduction in cost per order across various timeframes for a major online retailer, outperforming both static segments and leading custom algorithms. Yobi's proprietary behavioural models identify consumers with high purchase intent by analysing consented decision-making data. Built on Microsoft Azure, the system processes 5.5 trillion transaction signals, 70 billion daily ad events and 5 billion search queries. The technology uses deep learning to transform behavioural signals into vector embeddings whilst preserving privacy. Rain deploys campaigns across premium publisher inventory, with dynamic optimisation adapting in real time. Yobi currently works with hundreds of advertisers and agencies, including recent partnerships with Microsoft and global brands.

AiThority
Apr 10th, 2026
Yobi partners with Microsoft on Enterprise AI model for predictive behavioral intelligence.

Yobi partners with Microsoft on Enterprise AI model for predictive behavioral intelligence. Collaboration unlocks unprecedented access to ai-powered personalization for enterprises. Yobi and Microsoft technologies propel Wolverine Worldwide inc.'s (NYSE: WWW) Merrell and Saucony brands to higher ROI and accelerated new customer acquisition across priority audiences. Yobi, the leading behavioral AI company, today announced a strategic partnership with Microsoft to unlock predictive consumer intelligence for U.S. enterprises. Built on the Microsoft Azure cloud computing platform, Yobi has compiled the largest consented consumer database in the U.S., helping organizations ethically access vast behavioral datasets to develop predictive AI models without compromising consumer privacy. Together with Microsoft, Yobi is leveling the playing field for U.S. enterprises by unlocking access to the scale of behavioral intelligence once reserved for the largest online advertising platforms. Yobi's behavioral foundation model is changing how businesses use customer data to drive growth, placing privacy and consent at the center of its model. "Understanding and predicting customer intent is a competitive necessity, but enterprises today face a data disadvantage," said Max Snow, CEO and co-founder of Yobi AI. "As the leading cloud provider for AI, Microsoft Azure offers infrastructure and best-in-class tooling that allows Yobi to train proprietary 700B parameter models - unlocking for companies like Wolverine the ability to optimize sales without compromising privacy." The Yobi Effect on Enterprise Performance Advertising Today's dominant social and search platforms are optimized for late-stage, lower-funnel shoppers already close to purchase. While effective for conversion, this approach naturally prioritizes known, repeat, or already-in-market buyers, often resulting in spend that sustains demand rather than grows it. Yobi enables brands to reach net-new audiences earlier in the customer journey, converting previously untapped shoppers into high-LTV customers and driving actual incremental growth. Apr 10, 2026 Prev Next 1 of 42,834 For Wolverine Worldwide, one of the world's largest footwear designers and brand licensors, partnering with Yobi is delivering some of the strongest incremental returns its brands have recorded outside of paid search and social. In 2025, Wolverine's Merrell and Saucony brands used Yobi's AI to reach high-value shoppers at the top of the funnel, driving meaningful net-new customer acquisition and powering revenue that outperformed legacy channels. The results validate a straightforward thesis: personalization at scale can unlock outsized returns by reaching consumers that traditional channels miss. "Yobi's Behavioral AI enables us to target the right audiences with precision. By supplementing our customer knowledge with enriched data, Yobi helps us personalize at scale - driving stronger engagement and measurable results across Wolverine Worldwide's portfolio of brands," said Chris Hufnagel, President and Chief Executive Officer. Wolverine has ambitious targets for AI infrastructure, and the company is primed to leverage Yobi's advanced behavioral AI on Microsoft Azure across its portfolio of brands for its largest campaign of the year. AI is Only as Strong as the Data it is Trained On Unlike LLMs, which are trained on vast amounts of text and optimized for language generation, Yobi's behavioral foundation model uses real-world data like purchases, store visits, and marketing conversions to understand and predict consumer intent. This enables enterprises to personalize outcome modeling around the business metrics that matter the most to their priorities. For example, creating personalized online and in-store experiences, discovering the best next customer, and transforming shopper loyalty. "By combining Yobi's consented behavioral data with Microsoft's cloud and AI platform, organizations like Wolverine Worldwide are gaining critical insights that improve customer engagement and drive meaningful business growth," said Judson Althoff, CEO of Microsoft's commercial business. "This partnership reflects our commitment to building AI solutions that are both innovative and responsible, with trust and privacy at the core." First-party data is the foundation for customer insights, yet only the largest advertising platforms have been able to capture behavioral signals at scale - and often at a prohibitive cost for enterprises. Yobi is an equalizer. By creating privacy-preserving customer representations that surface intent signals without exposing personal details, Yobi grants businesses of all sizes access to predictive insights. Microsoft customers can purchase Yobi through the Azure Marketplace to securely centralize their permissioned consumer data, enrich it with Yobi's behavioral signals, and activate it in real time to drive measurable outcomes, from revenue growth to improved customer acquisition and higher return on ad spend.

Business Wire
Apr 9th, 2026
Yobi and Microsoft partner on 700B-parameter AI model for predictive consumer intelligence

Yobi, a behavioral AI company, has announced a strategic partnership with Microsoft to provide predictive consumer intelligence for US enterprises. Built on Microsoft Azure, Yobi has compiled the largest consented consumer database in the US, enabling organisations to access behavioral datasets whilst maintaining privacy. The company's 700-billion-parameter behavioral foundation model uses real-world data like purchases and store visits to predict consumer intent. Wolverine Worldwide, deploying Yobi's AI across its Merrell and Saucony brands in 2025, reported some of its strongest incremental returns outside paid search and social. Unlike language models trained on text, Yobi's system focuses on behavioral signals to personalise outcome modeling. Microsoft customers can now purchase Yobi through Azure Marketplace to enrich first-party data and activate real-time insights for revenue growth and customer acquisition.

Affinity Group Publishing
Aug 16th, 2023
AUDIENCEX Teams Up With Yobi to Unlock AI-Driven Predictive Modeling for Agencies and Brands

AUDIENCEX teams up with Yobi to unlock ai-driven predictive modeling for agencies and brands.