Global Community Growth Architect (Remote)

Rwazi; Colombia; Remoto; COP 291.583.000 - 388.777.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Rwazi is seeking a Community Growth Manager to scale our human network across global markets. You will own multi-channel acquisition, activation velocity, and density expansion, treating community growth as infrastructure rather than marketing.

You will design scalable growth systems, run structured experiments, analyze funnel metrics, and report insights to the VP of Community. This role requires 4–8+ years in growth, comfort with distributed networks, and a bias toward action in international

Competenze

• 4–8+ years in growth, marketplace scaling, or community expansion.
• Experience building distributed user networks.
• Strong analytical ability with funnel metrics.
• Comfort running structured experiments.
• Bias toward action and iteration.
• Experience operating in multi-geography environments.

Mansioni

• Design and execute multi-channel contributor acquisition strategies.
• Identify high-density geographic clusters and expand coverage.
• Reduce cost-per-active-user and optimize onboarding flows.
• Test and scale growth channels systematically to improve activation.
• Design referral programs and track conversion rates.
• Track acquisition, activation, and retention metrics; run experiments to improve conversion; report to leadership.

Conoscenze

Growth & scaling

Distributed user networks

Analytical funnel metrics

Structured experiments

Bias toward action

Multi-geography experience

Descrizione del lavoro

Rwazi is seeking a Community Growth Manager to scale our human network across global markets. You will own multi-channel acquisition, activation velocity, and density expansion, treating community growth as infrastructure rather than marketing.

You will design scalable growth systems, run structured experiments, analyze funnel metrics, and report insights to the VP of Community. This role requires 4–8+ years in growth, comfort with distributed networks, and a bias toward action in international