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Intuit

Principal Marketing Manager, Display & Video

Intuit

Mountain View, CA · Principal

$205,000 – $277,500

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What this role is

This is a Principal Marketing Manager role overseeing programmatic display and video buying strategy at Intuit's B2B marketing team. It suits someone with 8+ years of hands-on programmatic experience who can balance tactical campaign optimization with strategic thinking about where the channel is heading, and who thrives working across teams without formal authority.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 8+ years of programmatic buying experience with focus on paid performance and new customer acquisition
  • Expertise in campaign strategy, pacing, budget management and optimization across display, video and CTV
  • Strong cross-functional collaboration and influence without formal authority
  • Hands-on experience with major DSPs and programmatic video/CTV formats
  • Experience with ad verification and brand safety tools
  • Deep knowledge of measurement beyond attribution including incrementality testing and MMM
  • Ability to operate in privacy-first data environments with deterministic identity and contextual targeting
  • Strong storytelling and ability to translate data for leadership audiences

Nice to have

  • B2B SaaS experience
  • Experience with AI-assisted and agentic buying tools
  • Fluency in emerging programmatic trends like automation evolution and supply path optimization

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