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Planner jobs in Atlanta concentrate in Midtown, Downtown, and Buckhead across urban planning, supply chain, and financial services, with additional demand in the Cumberland and Perimeter Center corridors. Employers hiring right now include MSI, Jacobs, and HD Supply. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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If you love figuring out where to invest, how much to invest, and which mix of media will make the biggest impact in a local market, this may be the role for you.
Wrench Group is looking for an experienced Media Planner to develop local awareness strategies across a diverse portfolio of markets. You'll bring together traditional channels like broadcast TV, terrestrial radio, and OOH with CTV, streaming video, digital TV, and digital audio to build integrated media plans designed around the realities of each market.
This isn't about applying the same media formula everywhere. You'll dig into audience behavior, competition, seasonality, media consumption, cost dynamics, business needs, and local demand to determine the right strategy for each market.
Please note: We are interested in every qualified candidate who is eligible to work in the United States. However, we are not able to sponsor visas needed now or in the future.
Why Wrench Group?
What’s In It For Me?
- Market Value Compensation with robust bonus potential
- Unlimited PTO Plan
- Health, Vision and Dental plans for you and your family to choose from
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401K Retirement Plan: company will match 30% up to the first 6% of your
contributed amount - Life Insurance, Short-Term and Long-Term Disability
- Special Program Options: FSA, EAP, Legal Services, and Identity Theft
- Working in a dynamic, collaborative, and fun environment
- Coached and supported career growth through Wrench University
Build Local Media Strategies
- Develop integrated awareness strategies across broadcast TV, terrestrial radio, digital TV, streaming video, CTV, digital and streaming audio, OOH, and other high-reach channels.
- Evaluate audience behavior, competitive activity, seasonality, media consumption, market costs, capacity, and business needs.
- Recommend the right channel mix, investment level, reach, frequency, flighting, and timing for each market and service line.
- Translate business objectives into clear media briefs and measurable plans.
- Build awareness investment plans by market, channel, audience, service line, and planning period.
- Forecast reach, frequency, impressions, response, site traffic, branded search, lead contribution, and other business signals.
- Partner with Finance, Regional Marketing, Paid Search, and Paid Social to align awareness spending with lead plans, promotions, capacity, and demand.
- Analyze local media consumption, audience behavior, competitive activity, historical results, search demand, social response, and seasonal patterns.
- Identify awareness gaps, growth opportunities, market coverage needs, and investment risks.
- Determine where the scale of traditional broadcast and the targeting capabilities of digital media should work together.
- Establish clear measurement expectations across traditional and digital channels.
- Evaluate performance against the plan and recommend changes to investment levels, channel mix, audience, market coverage, or flighting.
- Partner closely with the Media Buyer to translate strategy into trackable, executable buys.
- Connect awareness strategy with Paid Search and Paid Social so upper-funnel investment supports downstream demand and conversion.
Ideally, you'll bring:
- 10+ years of local media planning or integrated marketing planning experience across awareness and upper-funnel channels.
- Experience developing media plans across broadcast TV, terrestrial radio, digital TV, streaming video, CTV, digital/streaming audio, and OOH.
- A strong understanding of how traditional and digital channels work together—not as separate strategies.
- Strong analytical, forecasting, and financial planning skills.
- The ability to take complex market and performance data and turn it into a clear investment recommendation.
- Confidence explaining media strategy, tradeoffs, and measurement to both marketing and non-marketing leaders.
- Bachelor's degree in marketing, advertising, business, analytics, communications, or a related field—or equivalent practical experience.
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Planner Jobs in Atlanta: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a planner job in Atlanta?
Focus your search on Atlanta's strongest hiring sectors: municipal and regional government agencies, commercial real estate developers, logistics and distribution firms, and large healthcare systems. Roles concentrate in Midtown and Downtown for urban and policy planning, and in the Cumberland and Perimeter Center corridors for corporate supply chain and financial planning. Candidates with GIS proficiency, project coordination experience, or familiarity with Atlanta's regional growth plans stand out in this market.
Which companies hire planners in Atlanta?
Employers hiring planners in Atlanta right now include MSI, Jacobs, and HD Supply, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Atlanta's mix of city agencies, Fortune 500 corporate headquarters, and major logistics and infrastructure firms creates consistent demand across several planning specialties.
Are there remote planner jobs in Atlanta?
Yes, though availability depends heavily on the type of planning work. About 91% of planner openings tied to Atlanta are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, skewing toward financial, strategic, and supply chain planning roles rather than site, urban, or land-use positions that require on-site presence. Hybrid schedules are most common among Atlanta's corporate and consulting employers.
How can I get a planner job in Atlanta with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in Atlanta is through internships or junior roles with the City of Atlanta's planning department, the Atlanta Regional Commission, or large logistics and supply chain employers in the Cumberland corridor. Entry-level titles like planning technician, junior supply chain analyst, or planning coordinator are common starting points. Volunteer experience with neighborhood planning units and familiarity with Atlanta's Comprehensive Development Plan gives newer candidates a concrete local edge.
Which industries hire the most planners in Atlanta?
Most planner openings in Atlanta sit in Technology & Software, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Atlanta's role as a regional logistics hub, a growing tech and finance center, and home to several large municipal and transit authorities makes it one of the Southeast's more diverse markets for planning professionals.
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