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Remote Growth Marketing Manager jobs

22 open positions in the United States, newest first.

Runs the experiments and channels that bring in new users or customers and move them through the funnel. Growth marketing is quantitative: the manager owns acquisition and conversion metrics, tests ads, landing pages, emails, and onboarding flows, and shifts budget toward what measurably works. The role spans paid media, lifecycle marketing, and analysis, with the mix depending on the business model.

About the Growth Marketing Manager role

What the work looks like

  • Plans and manages paid campaigns on search and social platforms and reallocates budget based on acquisition cost.
  • Designs A/B tests for landing pages, signup flows, and pricing pages with design and engineering partners.
  • Builds lifecycle email and in-app sequences that activate new signups and win back lapsed users.
  • Analyzes funnel data in tools such as Google Analytics, Amplitude, or SQL to find where prospects drop off.
  • Reports channel performance and payback to marketing and finance leaders and proposes next quarter's bets.

What employers ask for

  • Paid search and paid social management
  • A/B testing and conversion rate optimization
  • Google Analytics, Amplitude, or Mixpanel
  • SQL or strong spreadsheet analysis
  • Lifecycle tools such as Braze or HubSpot
  • Attribution and marketing measurement

Doing this job remotely

Campaigns, dashboards, and experiments are all managed online, so growth marketing is done remotely without much friction. The work depends on quick cooperation from design, engineering, and data teams, and remote managers need a clear intake process to get tests shipped. Travel is minimal, and schedules generally follow the company's core hours.

Where it comes from and where it leads

People typically come from channel specialist roles in paid media, email, or SEO, or from marketing analytics. They move up to head of growth or director of demand generation, and some transfer into product management for growth teams.