Growth Manager jobs in New York City Metro
There are 5 open Growth Manager roles in New York City Metro on Linora right now, pulled daily from company career pages across Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever, and Workday. Typical pay runs $160k to $180k.
Updated 2026-09-10. Figures come from live job postings and refresh daily.
Pay on these live postings runs about $160k to $180k, across 4 roles that list a range.
- Growth Managertalentpluto · New York, New YorkLocation: New York, NY Work Model: Onsite (5 days/week) Industry: B2B data and sales technology Compensation: ~$180K OTE (70/30 base/variable) About…$180,0007 days ago
- Growth Manager, Paid SocialStash · New YorkWant to help everyday Americans invest and build wealth? Financial inequality is increasing, and too many people are getting left behind. At Stash…$140,000 – $160,0001 month ago
- Growth Manager, Affiliate & InfluencerStash · New YorkWant to help everyday Americans invest and build wealth? Financial inequality is increasing, and too many people are getting left behind. At Stash…$140,000 – $160,0001 month ago
- Growth Manager, Social and CommunityHoneydew · New York, NYAbout Honeydew 💪 Our mission is to ensure that no one in the world has to suffer from a treatable skin concern because of an access issue ever…1 month ago
- Growth ManagerAvoca · New York HQAbout Avoca Avoca is transforming how home service companies engage with their customers. Our AI-powered conversational agents handle every…$160,000 – $220,0001 month ago
Common questions
How many Growth Manager jobs are open in New York City Metro?
There are 5 open Growth Manager roles in New York City Metro on Linora right now, pulled daily from company career pages across Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever, and Workday.
How much does a Growth Manager earn?
The median Growth Manager salary is $140k to $169k per year, based on 11 live postings that list a range.
How often are Growth Manager jobs updated?
Daily. Linora reads roles straight from company career pages and drops listings that close, so the Growth Manager jobs shown are current rather than reposted or expired.