Yes , you can target job profiles in Google Display Ads, but not in the same direct way as LinkedIn Ads (where you can select exact job titles).
In Google Ads (Display Network), you can reach specific job profiles through audience targeting options like:
Google has affinity audiences such as “Business Professionals,” “IT Professionals,” “Banking & Finance,” etc.
These cover broad professional categories, not exact job titles.
You can create custom intent/interest audiences by adding:
Keywords related to a job role (e.g., “Digital Marketing Manager,” “Software Developer careers,” “Chartered Accountant jobs”)
URLs of sites job seekers or professionals visit (LinkedIn job listings, Glassdoor, Naukri, etc.)
Apps professionals may use.
Example: If you want to target HR professionals, you can add keywords like “HR software,” “recruitment tools,” “HR certification” and URLs of HR-related sites.
Show ads directly on career sites, blogs, or forums where your target job profiles spend time.
Example: Ads on “Analytics Vidhya” for Data Analysts or “CFO.com” for Finance Professionals.
Google also has in-market audiences for people actively looking for job-related products/services, e.g., “Business Services,” “Employment.”
If you already have website visitors from certain job profiles, you can run remarketing and create similar audiences.