Growth Marketing Manager

Cache is a brokerage platform purpose-built for managing large, concentrated stock positions. We started the company nearly four years ago, spent the first two years in stealth, and launched publicly in March 2024.

Put simply, Cache is for people who hold significant positions in a single stock. Everything in the platform is designed around helping clients manage that concentration — whether that means diversifying risk, borrowing against holdings, or generating income from existing positions.

Our flagship product is the Cache Exchange Fund. Historically, solutions like this were available only through a small number of large investment banks and had seen little meaningful innovation for decades. Cache is the first modern platform to rebuild this category from the ground up.

Over the past 24 months, Cache has grown to more than $1.1B in assets
, generated significant revenue, and built a profitable business.

Cache is backed by top-tier venture capital firms and more than 75 angels from Silicon Valley and Wall Street
.

We’re looking for a hands‑on Growth Marketing Manager to materially increase Cache’s growth execution capacity.

This is a high‑ownership role for a marketing generalist who can take ideas from brief to shipped to reviewed. You’ll own day‑to‑day execution across content, lifecycle, and growth experiments—turning strategy into campaigns, flows, pages, and tests that actually launch.

You’ll work closely with Growth, Product, and Investments to translate complex products into clear narratives, build lifecycle programs that reflect a long sales cycle, and help us run more growth initiatives in parallel without sacrificing quality.

This role is ideal for someone who enjoys ambiguity, learns tools quickly, and wants broad exposure across content, lifecycle, and mid‑funnel growth.

• Support mid‑funnel and paid initiatives with copy and experiment design
• Execute referral marketing tests across email, in‑app, and post‑conversion surfaces
• Support partner webinars and campaigns (promotion, agendas, follow‑ups)
• Help turn a backlog of growth ideas into launched experiments

• Help redesign and execute lifecycle journeys aligned to the sales cycle
• Build and iterate email/SMS flows for key segments
• Run lifecycle experiments to improve conversion
• Partner with Growth and Data to define pragmatic segmentation and triggers

• Turn strategy into shipped content: landing pages, blog posts, guides, emails, webinars, and partner collateral
• Translate complex investment concepts into clear, plain‑English narratives
• Maintain consistent positioning across the website, lifecycle flows, decks, and partner materials
• Write and iterate Webflow copy for core pages and on‑site experiments

• Define simple success metrics per campaign and experiment
• Track performance using lightweight reporting (Post Hog, CRM/Attio, Sheets, Notion)
• Maintain a clear backlog and experiment log with learnings
• Collaborate with engineering and data on basic tracking and instrumentation

• 3–6+ years in high‑ownership marketing roles (early‑stage startup experience strongly preferred)
• Strong writing and editing skills, especially on complex or technical topics
• Hands‑on lifecycle experience (Customer.io, Klaviyo, Braze, or similar)
• Experience owning a CMS (Webflow or equivalent)
• Comfort running experiments and iterating from imperfect data
• Bias to action: you ship scrappy v1s, then improve them

• Experience in fintech, wealth management, or other regulated domains
• Familiarity with CRM tools (Attio a strong plus)
• Comfort using AI tools to increase research, drafting, and execution speed
• Experience with referrals, webinars, or partner marketing

Within your first 6–12 months:

• Growth experiments launch consistently and compound learnings
• Marketing execution velocity increases across the team
• Lifecycle programs are live, iterating, and tied to clear funnel outcomes
• Content ships predictably with minimal hand‑holding
• Fewer good ideas die in the backlog

• High trust, high ownership environment
• Direct exposure to product, growth, and investments
• Opportunity to shape how a category‑defining company grows
• Competitive compensation and meaningful equity