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Serve as Paid Search Lead on 2+ of the larger search accounts in the agency, delivering strategy and hands-on optimizations with other Paid Search and channel team members. Present Paid Search strategy, performance, and tactical priorities to client stakeholders.
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Salt Lake City Psychiatry LocumsMedical Search has an excellent full-time ongoing locums assignment for an Psychiatrist available in Salt Lake City, Utah. Below are details regarding the assignment.
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Rich RodriguesAccount ExecutiveMedical Search International(p) x 815 (f) (c) Take a look below to see what else Medical Search offer you! Rich RodriguesAccount ExecutiveMedical Search International(p) x 815 (f) (c.
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RESPONSIBILITIES As an AIRR, you must be prepared to enter the most treacherous conditions to provide recovery and relief for rescue missions, humanitarian assistance and operational support.
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Drive Paid Search strategy, innovation & testing on your book of business while improving performance, developing quarterly or annual roadmaps to keep advance accounts with latest trends and opportunities.
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Strong understanding of paid search platforms and tools (Google Ads, Bing Ads, Google Analytics, etc. Develop, implement, and manage paid search campaigns across various platforms (Google Ads, Bing Ads, etc.
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10+ years developing with object-oriented languages and frameworks, preferably in Java 5+ years in a lead or senior staff engineer role focused on search technology combining non-relational and relational search in a unified application experience.
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