Growth Hacker / AI Operator — Contract

September 26, 2026

About the role We're the Growth Marketing team. We move fast, run experiments (a lot of them), and measure everything. This role owns the growth of a single feature end-to-end — you'll automate the work, ship the content, run the experiments, and go get the mentions and collaborations that make it climb. Half operator, half growth hacker, fully AI-native. What you'll do - Own a feature's growth. Pick the metric, build the plan, and push it up and to the right. - Automate everything. Build bots, agentic workflows, and automations that ship content and experiments at scale — not by hand. - Ship and review. Publish content, tools, and pages fast, then review what worked and iterate. - Reach out. Hunt down collaborations, backlinks, mentions, and placements (Reddit, Quora, Substack, partners, PR) that grow topical authority. - Run experiments. Form the hypothesis, launch it, read the signal, log it, move on. Kill the zombies fast. What you bring - Native or near-native English — you write and edit cleanly, and you can pitch a stranger convincingly. - AI-native mindset. You already build with AI tools (Claude, agents, automations) and want to push them further. - Speed and ownership. You'd rather ship, learn, and iterate than wait for perfect. The number is yours. - Growth instinct. You spot the lever, test it, and double down on what moves. - Range. Comfortable jumping between content, outreach, automation, and analysis in the same day. Bonus points - Experience with SEO/GEO, linkbuilding, or community/PR outreach. - You've built your own scrapers, bots, or content pipelines. - A track record of quick wins — a feature or page you grew fast, with the numbers to show it. How we work Weekly ships. Real KRs. Experiments over opinions. You'll own a number, and you'll have the AI toolkit and autonomy to move it fast. Compensation Additional Information

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