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Remote Growth Marketing jobs

9 open positions in the United States, newest first.

Growth marketing roles focus on acquiring, activating and retaining customers through measurable experiments rather than brand campaigns. The work covers paid acquisition, lifecycle email, landing pages and conversion rate optimization, with responsibility for a number such as signups, qualified pipeline or revenue. Titles under this heading range from specialist to head of growth, so seniority differs from posting to posting.

About the Growth Marketing role

What the work looks like

  • Plan and manage paid campaigns on Google Ads, Meta and LinkedIn and shift budget toward what converts.
  • Design A/B tests on landing pages, signup flows and pricing pages and read the results with proper caution.
  • Build lifecycle email and in-app message sequences in tools such as HubSpot, Braze or Customer.io.
  • Analyze funnel data in Google Analytics, a product analytics tool or SQL to find where prospects drop off.
  • Work with product, design and sales on attribution, lead quality and the handoff from marketing to revenue.

What employers ask for

  • Paid search and paid social management
  • A/B testing and conversion optimization
  • Google Analytics and product analytics tools
  • SQL or strong spreadsheet analysis
  • Marketing automation such as HubSpot or Braze
  • Attribution and channel budget planning

Doing this job remotely

Campaigns, experiments and dashboards all live in web tools, so growth marketing is widely done remotely. Results are numeric and visible, which makes performance easy to assess at a distance. Coordination with product and engineering for tracking and test implementation is the usual friction point, and it works best with overlapping hours.

Where it comes from and where it leads

Practitioners come from performance marketing, marketing analytics, agency account work or product roles. They advance from specialist to growth marketing manager, then to head of growth, director of demand generation or vice president of marketing.