Job Title: Automated Growth Associate
Company: Rippling
Years of Experience: 1–2 years
Location: Toronto (Remote)
Role Type: Full-time
Eligibility:
Candidates with 1–2 years of experience in growth, marketing, GTM engineering, product engineering, or other analytical/technical roles, with a strong interest in building and scaling growth systems.
Role Overview
The Growth Associate will support Rippling’s automated growth engine by working closely with growth engineers and cross-functional GTM teams. This role focuses on experimentation, automation, referral growth, intent signals, and data-driven initiatives to accelerate revenue growth. It is an ideal opportunity for a curious, high-impact generalist eager to develop into a world-class growth leader.
Key Responsibilities
- Own and scale the referral program by building and executing an experimentation roadmap
- Leverage Rippling’s large customer and user base as an amplification engine for revenue growth
- Ideate, execute, and scale high-upside experimental growth initiatives
- Improve win rates and deal acceleration post-qualified demos through targeted experiments
- Support automated growth initiatives, including SEO & LLM optimization, CRO tests, and automated email campaigns
- Collaborate closely with growth engineering, marketing ops, revenue ops, and sales teams
- Analyze performance data to identify insights and optimization opportunities using SQL and Excel
- Continuously identify opportunities to enhance GTM efficiency and effectiveness
Skills and Qualifications
- 1–2 years of experience in growth, marketing, GTM engineering, product, engineering, or analytical roles
- Strong interest in growth, revenue ownership, and experimentation-driven work
- Ability to analyze and interpret data using SQL and Excel
- Creative, resourceful, and “hacky” problem-solving mindset
- Strong execution skills with the ability to move quickly and iterate
- Product-oriented mindset with experience automating manual processes
- Naturally curious with a passion for systems thinking and continuous learning