Senior Creative Strategist (DTC / E-commerce)
Digital · Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina · 2026-11-06
About this role
Hire Digital is seeking an experienced Senior Creative Strategist. This is a senior, hands-on strategic role that leads performance-driven creative campaigns across paid social channels. The ideal candidate combines strong creative vision, analytical thinking, and a deep understanding of what drives customer acquisition and e-commerce conversions. You will take ownership of the end-to-end creative production process, from research and concept development to briefing, art direction, testing, and performance optimisation.
Requirements
RESPONSIBILITIES
• Lead creative strategy for Meta and other paid social campaigns.
• Develop advertising concepts, hooks, scripts, and creative briefs.
• Oversee video editors and designers, providing art direction and quality control.
• Analyse campaign performance and optimise creative testing strategies.
• Drive creative production efficiency through AI-powered tools and workflows.
REQUIREMENTS
• At least 5+ years of experience in creative strategy, preferably with DTC brands or performance marketing agencies.
• Strong knowledge of Meta advertising, direct-response marketing, and creative performance metrics.
• Proven experience managing creative production and providing art direction.
• Strong portfolio showcasing successful campaigns and measurable results.
• Experience in fashion, apparel, or lifestyle brands preferred.
• Ability to commit to a dedicated, full-time role and work in the US time zone.
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