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Remote growth jobs are open across the U.S. in SaaS, fintech, e-commerce, and consumer apps, where distributed teams depend on growth specialists to drive acquisition, retention, and revenue from anywhere. From junior growth analyst roles at early-stage startups to senior growth lead positions at fully remote scaleups, companies hiring right now include BK Behavior, Crown Homes Real Estate, and Ameritech Construction. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Daymark Health is a value-based oncology company redefining the cancer care experience for patients, providers, and health plans. Daymark's comprehensive, personalized cancer care platform empowers patients with dedicated care navigation, symptom-focused support, behavioral health care, and social resources. Combined with evidence-based health interventions and a hybrid in-person + virtual care model, Daymark is improving the overall cancer experience for patients, providers, and health plans – and setting a new standard in cancer care.
Daymark's groundbreaking approach is led by CEO Dr. Justin Bekelman, a pioneer in transforming cancer care, alongside some of the nation's foremost leaders in oncology and value-based care. Daymark Health is backed by Maverick Ventures, Yosemite, Oncology Ventures, Healthier Capital, Blue Venture Fund, and Healthcare Foundry.
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ABOUT THE ROLE
As Daymark's Senior Director of Provider Growth, you will be a key driver of Daymark's provider network. Reporting to the VP of Provider Growth, you will sit at the critical intersection of strategy and execution, responsible for convincing the nation's leading oncology practices that Daymark is their partner of choice in the shift to value-based care.
Your mission is to build a dual-sided network by moving from high-level "vision" talks to paper on the table—making it easy for provider groups to say yes through clean economics, clear workflows, and simple integration. You will spend your time on the road, building deep relationships with independent practices, academic centers, and large oncology networks. You are a road warrior who thrives on the dinner-table diplomacy required to close deals, the analytical rigor needed to structure shared savings models, and the operational focus to ensure those deals actually work in clinical practice.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
Strategic Network Expansion
- Lead the development and execution of Daymark's long-term strategy to engage oncology providers, ensuring alignment with market opportunities and payer-driven growth.
- Evaluate and drive strategic partnerships with risk-bearing entities and channel partners to enhance Daymark's reach and margin growth.
- Map and engage with key contacts at target provider partners (including physician leaders, practice administrators, and MSO corporate development leaders), developing and nurturing those relationships over time.
- Develop presentation and proposal materials for provider partners, translating market insights into compelling collateral. Tailor our model and materials to different types of providers (such as independent practices, academic medical centers, and MSO-affiliated networks), accounting for the specific economics of each. Understand and utilize value levers that are unique to different providers, such as clinical trial enrollment.
- In partnership with the VP of Provider Growth, work with non-oncology (e.g., ACO leaders) in academic medical centers and integrated health systems (when necessary) to facilitate a system wide partnership.
- Develop key relationships with provider groups per year, converting a subset into partnerships that open or strengthen payer markets.
Deal Structuring & Negotiation
- Develop and implement innovative compensation and shared savings models that provide a "growth moat."
- Lead individual provider partnerships from initial sourcing and diligence through to contract signing and hand-off.
Cross-Functional Leadership
- As the second member of the Provider Growth team, you will work closely with the other Growth senior leaders across payer and provider partnerships to prioritize geographic focus and ensure Daymark becomes the favored partner for key provider organizations.
- Collaborate with the Operations team to ensure a seamless "onboarding" experience for newly signed practices.
WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR
- The "Closer" Mentality: You have a proven track record of selling provider contracts in a dual-sided network (e.g., Kidney care, VBC primary care, or oncology). You know how to talk to and work with both physicians and administrators in a way that doesn't over-complicate the value proposition.
- Relationship Builder: You build genuine, trust-based relationships with physician leaders and administrators that go well beyond any single meeting or deal, understanding that the best partnerships come from becoming a long-term advisor.
- VBC and/or Oncology Expertise: 8+ years of experience in business development, internal strategy, or VC/PE within the healthcare space. You deeply understand value-based healthcare services and the "plumbing" of payer/provider ecosystems. It'd be wonderful if you have existing relationships within major oncology networks (e.g., OneOncology, AON, US Oncology) or cancer centers at large integrated health system.
- Travel Ready: You understand that the best deals aren't closed over Zoom, and you are excited to travel up to 20% of the time.
- Bias to Action: You move with purpose. You don't wait for a perfect strategy; you iterate based on market feedback and "get paper in front of providers" quickly.
- Analytical Rigor: You can build or oversee the financial modeling for shared savings and JVs, ensuring our partnerships are economically sustainable and competitive.
- Player/Coach: You are comfortable setting the 30,000-foot strategy with an executive team, but you are equally ready to roll up your sleeves to handle the "nitty-gritty" of contract redlines and implementation hand-offs.
- Scrappy Mindset: You know we're an early-stage company that doesn't have every process, playbook, or answer figured out yet, and that energizes you rather than frustrates you. You're a self-starter who fills gaps without waiting to be told and figures things out on your own.
Additional Information
The on target compensation for this role is expected to be approximately $180,000 to $210,000 annually, consisting of a base salary and a variable component.
This role is fully remote, with a preference for candidates based on the West Coast. Up to 20% travel expected.
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Who's Hiring
- BK Behavior33B
- Crown Homes Real Estate18

- Ameritech Construction11

- Clients Blackbox9C
- Oscilar6

Top Industries Hiring
- Technology & Software34
- Consulting & Professional Services15
- Banking & Financial Services5
- Healthcare & Medical Services2
- Retail1
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in remote growth jobs.
- Demonstrated experience running A/B tests and interpreting statistical significance
- Proficiency with product analytics tools such as Amplitude, Mixpanel, or similar platforms
- Experience owning a core metric like activation rate, retention, or conversion across a full funnel
- SQL skills sufficient to pull and segment user data without relying on a data team
- Familiarity with experimentation frameworks and growth accounting models
- Bachelor's degree in a quantitative, business, or marketing-related field
Tips for Your Remote Growth Job Search
Apply early to remote roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists remote growth openings from across the U.S. in one place, so you can find roles that match your experience level and apply directly without sorting through location-filtered noise.
Prove async communication in your application
Remote growth teams rely on written clarity to align on experiments and decisions. Treat your cover note or intro message as a work sample: concise, structured, and specific about what you've built and why it worked.
Build a documented experiment portfolio
Remote employers can't watch you work, so your history of running and analyzing growth experiments is your proof of competence. Compile two or three case studies showing the hypothesis, the test, the result, and what you changed next.
Seek out remote-first company job boards
Companies that were built remote from the start post openings on their own careers pages before anywhere else. Check remote-native SaaS and consumer app companies directly, especially those whose product and engineering teams are already fully distributed.
Remote Growth Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a remote growth job?
Target remote-first SaaS companies, consumer apps, and fintech startups that run fully distributed teams, because those employers are most likely to hire growths without a local office requirement. Remote growth roles screen hard for self-direction, async written communication, and hands-on fluency with experimentation frameworks, attribution tools, and funnel analysis. Candidates who show documented results from past experiments, not just job duties, consistently stand out.
Which companies hire remote growths?
Employers currently hiring remote growths include BK Behavior, Crown Homes Real Estate, and Ameritech Construction, per current remote listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Remote-first SaaS platforms, consumer subscription apps, and fintech scaleups make up the largest share of these openings, as their fully distributed team structures make location irrelevant for growth work.
Can you get a remote growth job with no experience?
Yes, but remote entry-level growth roles are harder to land than in-office ones because employers expect you to operate independently from day one without the safety net of an on-site team. Early-stage startups and seed-funded apps are your best entry point. Showing a personal project with real funnel data, a documented side experiment, or freelance growth work signals you can execute without hand-holding.
Do you need a degree for remote growth jobs?
Not always. Remote growth employers weigh demonstrated analytical ability, product intuition, and a history of running experiments far more heavily than a specific credential. A portfolio showing acquisition tests, retention analyses, or channel experiments you ran yourself often matters more than where you went to school, especially at startups and remote-native product companies.
Which industries hire the most remote growths?
Most remote growth openings sit in Technology & Software, Consulting & Professional Services, and Banking & Financial Services, per current remote listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. These sectors hire growths remotely because their products are digital, their teams are already distributed, and growth work requires no physical presence to execute.
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