
Performance Marketing Lead
Instinct Science
full-time
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Location Type: Remote
Location: United States
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Salary
💰 $110,000 - $150,000 per year
Job Level
About the role
- Set quarterly growth goals (pipeline, CAC/payback, conversion targets) and maintain the growth roadmap
- Run weekly growth reviews and provide a crisp exec narrative (what’s working, what’s next)
- Own paid acquisition across Google Ads and Meta Ads (plus LinkedIn/retargeting as needed): budgets, pacing, bidding, audiences, optimization
- Drive a paid testing cadence (creative angles, offers, audiences) and ensure landing pages match the campaign (CTA, proof, low friction)
- Own funnel stages, diagnose drop-offs, and run a CRO/testing backlog
- Partner with Sales/RevOps on lead quality, scoring, routing, and SLAs
- Own measurement plumbing: tracking plan/events, UTMs, pixels + conversion APIs, attribution approach, dashboards, and data QA
- Manage vendors/freelancers as needed
Requirements
- 7+ years in growth/performance marketing (B2B SaaS preferred)
- Direct, hands-on experience advertising on Google and Meta (not just agency management)
- Strong funnel + analytics chops: can connect channel performance to pipeline outcomes
- Comfortable owning tracking and attribution (UTMs, events, pixels/CAPI, dashboards)
- Strong cross-functional operator with clear communication and ruthless prioritization
Benefits
- medical, dental and vision benefits
- 401K with match
- owner-like flexibility over work and time-off
- time to innovate and Flow State Fridays
- generous stipend for personal expenses
- all-expense-paid time throughout the year together
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.
Hard Skills & Tools
growth marketingperformance marketingpaid acquisitionconversion rate optimizationanalyticstracking and attributionfunnel managementA/B testingGoogle AdsMeta Ads
Soft Skills
communicationprioritizationcross-functional collaborationanalytical thinkingproblem-solving