Growth Marketing Jobs
16 results in Growth Marketing with real salaries
Growth Partner (Foodservice)
Cut+Dry • Austin, TX
Digital Marketing Specialist
Invisablend • Austin, TX
South America Marketing Manager
FERRAGAMO • Greater São Paulo Area
Senior Account Manager (Brand Partnerships)
MrBeast • Los Angeles, CA
Ecommerce Marketing Manager
Samsung Electronics Mexico • Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City, Mexico
Product Manager, Email Content AI
LinkedIn • Mountain View, CA
Senior Product Manager, New Member Acquisition
LinkedIn • Mountain View, CA
Creative Director & Marketing AI Technologist
LinkedIn • San Francisco, CA
Senior Vice President, Marketing
Peet's Coffee • Emeryville, CA
Head of Marketing and Growth
AFC Transport • Tampa, FL
Director, Growth Strategy & Partnerships
bolt • United States
Head of Growth
Dimond Connect • United States
Senior Director, Growth & Marketing Strategy
GEICO • Bethesda, MD
Head of Growth
Oumi • New York, NY
Head of Marketing, US
COL Group Co., Ltd. • Los Angeles Metropolitan Area
Senior Growth Marketing Manager
Notion • New York, US
What is Growth Marketing?
Growth marketers drive user acquisition, activation, and retention through data-driven experimentation. They sit at the intersection of product, data, and marketing — running A/B tests, building funnels, and scaling what works.
Growth Marketing Salary Range
$70K–$180K in the US, depending on seniority and company stage
Top Skills Required
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a Growth Marketer do?
A Growth Marketer owns the full funnel — from acquiring new users to retaining them. They run experiments across channels, analyze data to find leverage points, and scale winning strategies.
How is Growth Marketing different from traditional marketing?
Traditional marketing focuses on brand awareness and top-of-funnel. Growth marketing is experiment-driven, covers the full funnel (acquisition through retention), and is deeply tied to product metrics.
What skills do I need for a Growth Marketing role?
You need a mix of analytical and creative skills: SQL, A/B testing frameworks, paid acquisition, email/lifecycle marketing, and the ability to build and interpret dashboards.