Growth Product Manager Visa Sponsorship Jobs in New York
Growth product manager roles in New York attract strong international hiring, particularly across fintech firms in Manhattan, adtech companies in Midtown, and enterprise SaaS employers throughout the metro. Companies including Spotify, Etsy, and major financial institutions regularly sponsor work visas for qualified growth PM candidates. Competition is high, but so is employer familiarity with the sponsorship process.
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Head of Growth Marketing
Jobstream™ · Career Creator Network™
Reports to: Katie Fortunato, Co-Founder & President
Direct Reports: Creator Community & Growth Manager
Position Type: Full-time (temp-to-perm), or 3-month contract to FTE
Compensation: $120k-$170k + bonus
Location: US-based, remote. Open to US travel as needed, estimate about quarterly
About Jobstream™
Jobstream™ is defining a new category at the intersection of the creator economy and talent discovery. We are the first Career Creator network, enabling creators to earn income by helping their audiences discover real jobs. Everything runs through the Career Creator Network™, our community of career creators growing together.
Backed by 25+ years of human capital infrastructure through Hire Innovations, we operate with startup speed and enterprise support. You will report into the Co-Founder and President and be considered part of the founding team. This next year is about going to market, and you will be at the center of it.
We build for the visual world. We show instead of tell. We protect what is human in the job search. And the brand can never fail.
Role Overview
The Head of Growth Marketing owns two sides of the same flywheel: the creator network and the enterprise brand campaigns it powers. Client delivery and fulfillment succeed end to end when creators are thriving, engaged, and earning. That flywheel is yours.
On one side, you own the growth engine: the profile of the brand, creator acquisition across every persona, and the health of the community everything depends on. On the other, you make sure that engine delivers. The team owns campaign execution; you hold them accountable to it, ensuring the community and growth systems work as one flywheel so that when a client campaign needs the network, the network is ready.
You bring proven growth playbooks from ecommerce and digital businesses and apply them to a new category-defining creator platform. Creator monetization runs on these mechanics: conversion funnels, performance data, retention loops, and brand partnerships that renew because they work.
This is a doer's role first and a leader's role second. Our philosophy is simple: we build the systems ourselves, then hire for what we can't do. You architect the playbook and you run it, hands on, and direct and grow the growth marketing function. Your first direct report is the Creator Community & Growth Manager, a creator-native operator who serves as the day-to-day, peer-level face of the community. You set the strategy, priorities, and standard; they bring the lived growth by community credibility. Together you cover the full picture. The leadership path here is earned through building. Stage one: you do the work and build the systems. Stage two: you document the playbooks and delegate what is repeatable. Stage three: you own the full growth function, with a team you shaped across creator acquisition and campaign delivery, and scope that expands as the systems you built prove out. You are creating the standard of excellence from the onset, and the function grows around it.
What You Own
1. Team Leadership
- Manage the Creator Community & Growth Manager, social media, content functions aligned towards the same: weekly priorities, clear goals, accountability, coaching, and development
- Lead as a player-coach: build the systems and run the work alongside your team, then delegate what is documented and repeatable
- Build the operating rhythm for the growth team: briefs, reviews, reporting, and a documented playbook that scales as the team grows
- Hire and onboard future team members or vendors across creator acquisition and campaign delivery as the function expands
- Grow into full ownership of the growth function: as the systems you build prove out, your scope, decision rights, and team expand with them
2. Brand Profile & Visibility
- Grow the public profile of Jobstream™ and the Career Creator Network™ across every channel and every brand moment
- Lead brand storytelling built for the visual world: social first, video first, show over tell, designed to attract an elite group of career creators
- Own brand standards across all touchpoints, holding every asset, campaign, and activation to the highest bar
- Drive IRL brand activations end to end, and convert every moment into pipeline and community growth
3. Client Delivery Accountability (The Flywheel)
- You will partner with client delivery team, hold the team accountable to client campaign delivery: clear owners, timelines, standards, and visibility into every campaign in flight
- Ensure the community and growth systems feed delivery, so the right creators are activated, ready, and matched when a client campaign needs them
- Ensure how we connect opportunity to creators is a best in class and standardized experience, ie creators are briefed and supported so every deliverable lands brand-safe and on-strategy
- Connect delivery outcomes back into growth: campaign results become the proof that attracts the next creators and the next clients, a loop that is designed to flourish
- Partner with the Recruitics Group B2B marketing team, who lead brand-direct marketing motions, so the creator side and the demand side grow in lockstep
4. Career Creator Network™ Growth
- Manage and grow the Career Creator Network™, activating and building our owned network of career creators
- Own creator growth strategy across all creator personas, from acquisition through activation and retention
- Scout and acquire high-potential creators across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn that align with Jobstream's niche and our clients' needs
- Pitch the Jobstream™ value proposition clearly, handling objections around commission structures and technical setup
- Run top-of-funnel brands and channels, including Creator Industry HQ and the newsletter engine, as always-on acquisition layers into Jobstream™
5. Creator Success, Engagement & Retention
- Own the creator lifecycle from onboarding through long-term retention, building the systems yourself and running them day to day alongside the Creator Community & Growth Manager
- Ensure new creators reach their first earning milestone fast, with white-glove support for high-value accounts
- Use creator performance data to identify at-risk creators and breakout potential, and direct early intervention on both
- Oversee the rituals, programming, and touchpoints (including WorkStream, our recurring co-working sessions) that make the Career Creator Network™ a place creators choose to stay
- Set the community health metrics that matter and hold the team accountable to them
6. Content Engine & Product Advocacy
- Run a social and video first content operation: pillars, cadence, channel ownership, and creative standards
- Treat creator-shared job content as a growth lever within the content strategy
- Contribute to the product roadmap by relaying and sharing user/creator community or market signals and feedback for CreatorpreneurOS™, the operating system that powers creator growth and success and connects creators to our clients and brands
- Act as the voice of both creators and employer clients internally, feeding structured insights back to the product team
What Does Success Look Like?
Ultimately, revenue lift driven by flawless campaign delivery, creator growth, and employer relationships that expand.
- Client Delivery: The team ensures we have the right creator pipeline in the growth acquisition plan and activation/engagement plans to deliver campaigns on time and on brief, with client satisfaction and renewals as proof the flywheel works
- Fulfillment Capacity: A creator network that meets and exceeds the expectations of the brand-direct offering
- New Creator Sign-ups: Monthly and quarterly volume of new verified creators
- Activation Rate: The % of onboarded creators who complete their first earning milestone on Jobstream™, trending up month over month
- Retention Rate: A strong base of active creators maintained over a 6-month rolling window
- Community Engagement: WorkStream attendance, participation rates, and creator-to-creator referrals
- Team Performance: A direct report operating with clear priorities, measurable weekly goals, and visible growth
- Brand Visibility: Reach, share of voice, and the quality of creators and clients the brand attracts
- Brand Safety: Zero incidents, known for being the most secure, trusted, quality, business done the right way and for good brand, continuing the inherited legacy of the Hire Innovations portfolio as a market-leader defining new talent categories
What We're Looking For
- A growth leader who has built and scaled ecommerce and digital businesses, and now brings those playbooks to the creator economy
- B2B experience with enterprise clients: you are comfortable and understand present, pitch, and build trust with senior stakeholders, and you know how to grow an account after the first win
- A doer above all: you build the system, ship the work yourself, and hire only for what you genuinely can't do
- A people leader who develops talent: you set direction, coach, and hold a high standard while giving your team room to own their craft
- Familiarity and thoughtful about creating brand persona, and exceptional taste and a high standard for brand perception and visual identity. You know what good delivery looks like and how to hold a team accountable to it
- Deep understanding of digital marketing mechanics: conversion funnels, performance data, social algorithms, and how audiences turn into revenue
- A visual-world native who leads with social and video and builds content people actually want to watch
- Exceptionally detail-oriented and organized, with strong writing skills and channel-specific voice adaptation
- Proficiency with CRM tools, email automation, and social listening tools
- A data-aware storyteller with strong instincts, and a self-starter who builds the playbook while playing the game
- Mission-driven: you believe impact and business go hand in hand
Why Join Jobstream™
- Ground-floor ownership at the fastest-growing Career Creator platform
- An inherited pipeline of enterprise clients, so your work drives revenue from week one
- A team from day one, with a clear path to building the growth function at scale
- Creative freedom with real strategic influence
- Backed by a well-established technology company with 25+ years in human capital innovation
- Health benefits, flexibility, and real upward mobility
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Which companies sponsor visas for growth product managers in New York?
Established tech and fintech employers in New York with documented sponsorship histories include Spotify, Bloomberg, Etsy, and Datadog, alongside major financial institutions like JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs that have built out internal product growth teams. Larger companies with dedicated immigration counsel tend to move through the sponsorship process more efficiently than early-stage startups, which may lack the infrastructure to support it.
Which visa types are most common for growth product manager roles in New York?
The H-1B visa is the most common visa category for growth product managers in New York, as the role typically requires a bachelor's degree or higher in a relevant field such as computer science, engineering, or business. Candidates from Australia may qualify for the E-3 visa, and Canadian and Mexican nationals can explore the TN visa under the management consultant or computer systems analyst categories, depending on role scope. O-1A is another pathway for candidates with a strong track record of recognition in their field.
How to find growth product manager visa sponsorship jobs in New York?
Migrate Mate is built specifically for this search. You can filter by role and state to surface growth product manager positions in New York where employers have indicated openness to visa sponsorship. Because many job postings don't explicitly state sponsorship status, Migrate Mate's filtering saves significant time compared to manually vetting individual listings across general job boards.
Which cities in New York have the most growth product manager sponsorship jobs?
New York City accounts for the overwhelming majority of growth product manager sponsorship opportunities in the state, concentrated in Manhattan neighborhoods like Midtown, the Flatiron District, and Hudson Yards. Brooklyn's tech corridor in DUMBO also has a presence, particularly among consumer-focused startups. Outside the city, opportunities are limited, though some employers in Albany and Buffalo have product roles tied to government technology or healthcare-adjacent platforms.
Are there any New York-specific considerations for growth product manager sponsorship candidates?
New York's high cost of living means the Department of Labor's prevailing wage determinations for growth product manager roles in the New York metropolitan area are among the highest in the country, which employers must meet when filing a Labor Condition Application for H-1B sponsorship. New York City is also home to several universities with strong product management pipelines, including NYU and Columbia, meaning OPT candidates are a familiar profile for many local employers.
What is the prevailing wage for sponsored growth product manager jobs in New York?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.