Growth Engineer – Consumer AI Music App
$120,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$120,000 per year
About the role
- Drive the core business numbers through engineering
- Build and keep up a growth model covering the whole funnel, from acquisition to referralPLG: features that make sharing easy, referral and user-generated content programs, conversion moments inside the product, activation experiments
- Dashboards, experiments and reporting on the full funnel and on retention, including tracking how existing UGC and paid ads perform
- Lifecycle emails that fire on activation, milestones and churn risk; turning cohort drop-offs into product fixes
- Technical and programmatic SEO and AEO, such as auto-generated song pages and small games that pull in new users
- Web today, the more game-like mobile app over time
- What you bring
- Solid engineering across frontend, backend and data. You build and ship.
- You can build product changes across the stack, and you're strongest on frontend and UI/UXComfortable with experimentation, statistics, funnels and dashboards. AI-assisted, but you own the output.
- A love for consumer growth and analytics
- Persistence and curiosity matter more here than your years of experience
- Trustworthy and ethical with user data
- $120k–$200k base
- A metric, full data and customer access, and the freedom to optimize it end to end
- Visa sponsorship available
- Good to know
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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