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Junior Ads Specialist

Canonical

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Open. No closing date published. No fee to apply Last checked 14 Oct

At a glance

Deadline
Open. No closing date published.
Fee
No fee to apply
Who may apply
  • in the EMEA region, which takes in Africa, though Canonical names no countries and says nothing about work authorisation or payment routes
  • hands-on experience with Google, LinkedIn and Meta ad platforms, campaign tracking and analytics tools, lead generation campaigns and A/B testing
Where
Remote. Home based in the EMEA region

A salaried, fully remote junior marketing job running paid advertising campaigns. The posting says this role will be based remotely in the EMEA region, and EMEA includes Africa, though Canonical names no countries. No degree is asked for anywhere in the requirements.

The facts

What you get
A base salary, with no figure published. Canonical says base pay depends on geographical location, level of experience, knowledge and skills, and adds an annual compensation review, recognition rewards, annual holiday leave, parental leave, an employee assistance programme and a personal learning and development budget of 2,000 US dollars a year.
Where
Home based in the EMEA region
How long
A permanent employed role

Where you stand

This one is free. There is no fee to apply, and nobody should ask you for money at any point.

What they ask for

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1. What to get ready

In their words: “CV and an online application on Canonical's job board”

2. Dates

  • No closing date is stated.
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  • On the date, the listing says: No closing date is given on the posting.

3. What it costs you

  • Willingness to travel up to four times a year for internal events is listed as a requirement.

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How to apply

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How we checked this

This was opened and verified at Canonical's own website on 14 October 2026: it was real, still open, and open to people from African countries. If anything here is wrong, tell us.