Facebook Farmer

The team is expanding its Farm department and is looking for an experienced Facebook farmer with 6+ months of experience. The role covers the full farming cycle: registration, warming, aging, creating and preparing BMs, as well as purchasing and testing suppliers, resource tracking, and account quality control. Experience in the Nutra vertical is a plus.

What you'll do

• Perform the farming cycle: registration, warming, aging, creating and preparing BMs.
• Track all resources - accounts / BMs / social registrations: inflow, statuses, usage, lifespan, ban reasons (spreadsheets/CRM).
• Organize the purchasing and warming process: find and test suppliers, work with agency accounts and account agencies.
• Control account quality and living rate, reduce ban rate, improve warming schemes for our niche.
• Build and document processes (manuals, regulations, anti-detect settings, proxies, warming scenarios).
• Interact with the buying team: meet the need for consumables in a timely manner and in the required volume.

What we need

• 6+ months of farming experience, deep understanding of account lifecycle and ban logic.
• Practical experience in purchasing and warming accounts, working with agencies and agency accounts.
• Understanding of anti-detect browsers, proxies, BMs, social registrations.
• Systematic approach and ability to keep clear resource records, calculate unit economics of consumables.
• Focus specifically on Facebook (other sources are a plus, but not required).

Nice to have

• Experience in the Nutra vertical.

What's in it for you

• Stable income: salary + KPI.
• Transparent payment grid.
• Work with large traffic volumes.
• Expert support from an experienced manager.
• Opportunity to develop expertise in farming and department management.
• Remote work, flexible schedule, no micromanagement.
• Budget for consumables, software, proxies, and testing new suppliers.
• Opportunity to become a Team Lead, build the direction and team with your own approach, influence processes.

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