Astrocade

Product Growth

Palo Alto

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 105 days ago

A/B TestingResearchLeadership

About the role

Growth at Astrocade is not a single funnel - it is two sides of a platform that have to grow together.
This is a hands-on IC role with a clear path to more ownership as we scale.
We believe in hiring smart, curious people who are excited to learn and grow.

Own product growth across acquisition, activation, engagement, retention, and expansion for both creators and players
Build a deep understanding of users through data, experiments, feedback, and direct observation
Partner with engineering and design to build onboarding, discovery, viral, and activation experiences
Define core metrics, communicate the why behind recommendations, and document decisions and learnings clearly
Use and own agentic tools to automate workflows, uncover insights, and scale what works
Are highly fluent in data and analytics: comfortable with product analytics tools, experiment design, and translating ambiguous behavior into actionable insight
Thrive in ambiguity and are energized by building from zero rather than optimizing what already exists
Join us to help build the future of interactive entertainment.
Are a strong cross-functional collaborator - you've worked closely with engineering, design, marketing, and data teams
Experience building a growth function from scratch at an early-stage company

Have strong product sense - you can spot high-leverage opportunities, scope tight MVPs, and ship without overthinking

Run rigorous experiments and turn insights into shipped product improvements
Improve the creator journey from first visit to first published game, reducing friction and accelerating time-to-value

Competitive base salary plus equity
Health, dental, and vision coverage
Communicate clearly and document exceptionally well - you can explain the "why," define the goal, outline tradeoffs, and leave behind recommendations that cross-functional partners can execute against independently

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