Growth Manager Jobs in Seattle, WA
Growth Manager jobs in Seattle concentrate in South Lake Union, Capitol Hill, and the Eastside tech corridor, across cloud technology, e-commerce, and consumer software. Employers actively hiring include TikTok, Amazon, and Brex. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Position Title: Growth Marketing Manager, General Admission
Reports to: Director of Marketing and Membership
Pay Class: Full-time Regular
FLSA Status: Salaried Exempt
Position Summary
The Growth Marketing Manager, General Admission, is accountable for General Admission’s growth and revenue performance across walk-up, online, and third-party ticket sales. This person uses full-funnel data across every marketing channel to guide audience targeting, channel mix, pricing and promotions and partnership strategy, and this person will lead paid channel execution end to end with agency partners. General Admission visitation and revenue are always the measure of success. This is a hybrid role with three in-office days per week. New colleagues work on-site full-time for their first 30 days, after which they may request the hybrid schedule. Willing to work Tuesday - Saturday schedule as needed.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
Growth Strategy & Channel Optimization – 70%
- Serve as the primary owner of marketing performance reporting across all channels (paid, email, web, social, out-of-home), synthesizing data into a clear, current view of how General Admission is performing at any given time
- Track and manage the GA and paid media budget, developing spend recommendations across channels and initiatives
- Own GA attendance and revenue forecasts and report results against targets to marketing leadership
- Lead audience segmentation and channel strategy in partnership with agency partners, optimizing spend across established channels (Meta, Google) while testing and identifying net-new channels worth pursuing
- Partner with Marketing & Membership Leads on integrated campaign planning, ensuring creative direction is grounded in audience and channel data
- Partner with the Membership team to build a clear pipeline from General Admission visitation to membership conversion, understanding which segments of GA visitors are realistic membership prospects versus one-time visitors, and tailoring outreach accordingly
- Identify opportunities throughout the fiscal year to incentivize General Admission growth, both through external institutional partnerships that introduce new audiences and by creatively leveraging existing PacSci assets and programming to make a GA visit more compelling
- Recommend GA pricing, promotions, and offers based on regular tracking of competitive pricing and offers at other Seattle-area attractions and on demand data
- Manage third-party ticketing and distribution partnerships (CityPass, Tiqets) and identify incremental opportunities to grow tourist attendance
- Build, schedule, and develop process for QA General Admission email campaigns and lifecycle flows, including abandoned cart, post-visit "come back," seasonal, and welcome series.
- Support email builds for other lines of business as needed, prioritizing General Admission
- Monitor the website purchase funnel to identify what's driving or hindering purchase conversion, from landing pages to checkout flow to upsell placements
- Make day-to-day website updates to keep program and ticket information accurate and up to date
- Identify and implement opportunities to automate routine website updates, reducing manual effort and the risk for errors
- Partner with the technology team and external website contractor to prioritize and scope larger website improvements
- Escalate CMS or infrastructure issues promptly to the technology team or website contractor and document escalation paths.
- Clear, precise communicator who can explain attendance and revenue results to colleagues outside marketing
- Strong analytical skills; comfortable pulling and interpreting data across multiple platforms to make channel and audience decisions. Ability to understand and communicate strong data story telling.
- Ability to balance time between strategic and execution work, with clear frameworks for prioritization across a diverse set of projects
- Experience directing or collaborating with agency partners on paid media and out-of-home campaigns
- Ability to partner cross-functionally across every line of business to keep campaigns integrated and on-brand
- Able to build working relationships with guest-facing, membership, and technology teams and influence decisions without direct authority
- Comfortable working to weekly attendance and revenue targets and adjusting plans quickly when results change.
- Motivated to spend time with guest-facing colleagues to understand the onsite guest experience firsthand, asking questions and building strong relationships with colleagues who interact with visitors every day, and translating those insights into actionable marketing strategies
- 5+ years of marketing experience including direct responsibility for a revenue, sales, or attendance target and experience in growth marketing and paid channel strategy, or demand generation
- Direct experience with email marketing platforms and building/QA-ing campaigns hands-on
- Direct experience with paid media strategy and working with agency partners, even if not personally managing ad accounts
- Experience executing website updates through a CMS (landing pages, page edits), preferably WordPress.
- Knowledge of pricing, promotions, or yield strategy preferably in a ticketed or admissions-based business
- Experience in nonprofit, tourism, or attractions marketing strongly preferred, especially with a passion for museums, arts, culture, or science institutions
- Confidence with analytics tools (Google Analytics), email platforms, and CRM systems
- Successful track record of using data to inform and adjust marketing strategy on an ongoing basis
- This is a hybrid role with three in-office days per week. New colleagues work on-site full-time for their first 30 days, after which they may request the hybrid schedule.
- Willing to work Tuesday - Saturday schedule as needed.
- Majority of work will take place at a desk and using a computer.
- Specific vision abilities required by the job include close vision, distance vision, depth perception, peripheral vision, and the ability to adjust focus.
- Must occasionally be able to maneuver around the PacSci campus.
- This position requires communication over phone, email, video, and in-person, including the ability to present to individuals and groups.
- Will be occasionally required to move objects up to 25 lbs.
- The noise level varies from low to moderate.
Compensation
Pay is based on several factors, including market location, job-related knowledge, skills, and years of experience.
In addition to base salary, all employees receive:
- Employee PacSci Membership
- Commuter Benefits
- 403b Retirement Plan
- Medical, Dental, Vision, basic life insurance, and disability insurance
- 4 weeks of vacation, 12 floating holidays, and sick pay
- 403(b) Retirement Savings
- Employee Assistance Program
Pacific Science Center complies with federal and state disability laws and makes reasonable accommodations for applicants and employees with disabilities. If reasonable accommodation is needed to participate in the job application or interview process, to perform essential job functions, and/or to receive other benefits and privileges of employment, please contact us at HRDepartment@pacsci.org.
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- Amazon7

- Brex3

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Top Industries Hiring
- Technology & Software
- Banking & Financial Services
- Fintech
Growth Manager Jobs in Seattle: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a growth manager job in Seattle?
The clearest path into Seattle growth manager roles runs through its technology and e-commerce sectors, where product-led growth and lifecycle marketing expertise are in highest demand. Concentrating your search in South Lake Union, the Eastside corridor, and Capitol Hill puts you near the heaviest hiring. Candidates who can show measurable retention or acquisition results and demonstrate familiarity with A/B testing and funnel analytics stand out in this market.
Which companies hire growth managers in Seattle?
Companies currently hiring growth managers in Seattle include TikTok, Amazon, and Brex, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Seattle's hiring base skews toward large consumer technology firms and high-growth SaaS companies, alongside a smaller but active cohort of retail and health tech employers.
Are there remote growth manager jobs in Seattle?
Yes, though availability depends on the role since growth management often involves cross-functional collaboration that many employers prefer on-site. About 73% of growth manager openings tied to Seattle are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with remote options most common for analytics-heavy or lifecycle marketing-focused positions rather than roles with significant product team coordination.
How can I get a growth manager job in Seattle with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry point in Seattle is a growth marketing coordinator or associate product marketing role at a mid-size SaaS or e-commerce company in the South Lake Union or Eastside corridor. Seattle's density of technology employers means internship alumni programs and product bootcamp graduates often find lateral moves from marketing analytics or user research roles. Building a portfolio showing a growth experiment you ran, even for a student project, gives you a concrete edge in interviews.
Which industries hire the most growth managers in Seattle?
The sectors hiring the most growth managers in Seattle are Technology & Software, Banking & Financial Services, and Fintech, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Seattle's concentration of cloud platform companies, e-commerce headquarters, and consumer software firms creates consistent demand for growth talent across acquisition, retention, and monetization functions.
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