About the role
Location: Fully remote
About Us
At Falcon Funded, we help traders unlock their full potential. Our mission is to empower disciplined, consistent individuals with the capital, tools and structure they need to succeed in the financial markets.
We’re now entering a new phase of growth, scaling paid acquisition aggressively across Meta (Facebook & Instagram). We’re looking for a high-performance Media Buyer who can operate at scale, move fast and handle complex ad environments.
We are looking for a Senior Media Buyer with proven experience managing high daily budgets ($5K–$10K+), ideally in competitive or restricted verticals (finance, trading, crypto, lead gen).
You should be comfortable scaling campaigns, testing creatives rapidly and navigating account instability or restrictions when needed.
Responsibilities
* Plan, launch, and optimize high-budget Meta (Facebook & Instagram) campaigns
* Scale campaigns from testing phase to $5K–$10K+ daily spend
* Build and manage campaign structures (CBO, ABO, scaling strategies)
* Continuously test creatives (hooks, angles, UGC, formats)
* Monitor and optimize performance (CPM, CTR, CPA, ROAS, LTV)
* Identify and solve performance drops (creative fatigue, audience saturation, etc.)
Requirements
* Proven experience managing daily ad on Meta
* Strong track record of scaling profitable campaigns
* Experience in finance, trading, crypto or lead generation is a strong plus
* Deep understanding of performance metrics and optimization workflows
* Ability to break down performance issues (CPM / CTR / CVR) and act fast
* Hands-on experience with creative testing and iteration
What We Offer
* Fully remote setup
* High-impact role with budget responsibility
* Fast-moving, performance-driven team
* Opportunity to scale campaigns globally
How to Apply
Please include:
* Brief summary of campaigns you’ve scaled (budgets, verticals, results)
* Example of a campaign you took from testing → scale
* Tools and strategies you typically use
Applications without real performance details will not be considered.
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