[Hiring] Junior - Amazon PPC Admin @Livaclean

Role Description

We're looking for an Amazon PPC Admin to support our senior Amazon PPC Specialists with the day-to-day operational work behind our advertising and product launch strategy. This is a hands-on, entry-to-mid-level role suited to someone who is highly organized, detail-oriented, and eager to build a career in Amazon advertising and e-commerce growth.

You'll start by taking ownership of admin, data, and setup tasks that keep our PPC operations running smoothly and over time, you'll be coached directly by senior PPC specialists and given real ownership over some of our smaller marketplaces, including Amazon Mexico and Amazon Australia.

If you're coachable, curious, and want to learn Amazon PPC, Meta-to-Amazon product launches, custom landing page setup, and tools like Scale Insights, this is a great entry point into a growing e-commerce advertising career.

  • What You'll Be Doing
  • Gathering, organizing, and maintaining data across spreadsheets and internal trackers
  • Setting up and managing ClickUp tasks and preparation checklists for product launches
  • Building and maintaining spreadsheets for product launches and campaign tracking
  • Setting up landing pages for Meta-to-Amazon marketing pushes
  • Setting up and maintaining keyword tracking systems
  • Supporting the team with Amazon case log submissions and follow-ups
  • Assisting with the setup of PPC campaigns under guidance from senior specialists
  • Taking on hands-on ownership of PPC support for smaller marketplaces (Amazon Mexico, Amazon Australia) as you grow into the role
  • Qualifications
  • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
  • Comfortable working with spreadsheets (Google Sheets/Excel) and task management tools (ClickUp or similar)
  • Clear written communication skills
  • A proactive, "figure-it-out" attitude and genuine eagerness to learn
  • Coachable — open to feedback and hands-on training
  • Reliable internet connection and ability to work independently in a remote setup
  • Nice to Have
  • Amazon PPC experience
  • Experience supporting an Amazon product launch
  • Familiarity with Data Dive or similar keyword/market research tools
  • Experience building PPC tracking spreadsheets
  • Basic understanding of listing optimization
  • Keyword research experience

Growth Path

  • This role is designed as a launchpad, not a dead end:
  • Month 1: Paid trial period
  • After trial: Transition to full-time PPC Admin
  • After 1 year: Guaranteed one-on-one coaching from senior PPC specialists in a supportive, hands-on environment — with growing ownership over live marketplace campaigns

You'll be learning real strategy, not just admin including Amazon PPC, Meta-to-Amazon launch playbooks, custom landing page design for product launches, and PPC management via Scale Insights.

  • Compensation & Structure
  • Pay: $400–$600 USD per month
  • Structure: 1-month paid trial → Full-time role → PPC Admin
  • Reporting line: Livaclean Amazon PPC Manager
  • Flexible working hours
  • Hubstaff is used for transparent time tracking and seamless remote team collaboration.
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