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Head of Growth

Clera · Munich

Posted 10h ago · first seen by the radar 10h ago · last checked on the employer's board 2m ago

Director · Onsite · FullTime

About the Role

This is a senior leadership position sitting at the intersection of Marketing and Product, reporting directly to the CEO. You will own the full growth funnel for a fast-scaling European AI SaaS company, with direct accountability for over 90% of revenue and a 7-figure monthly budget.

What You'll Do

  • Own end-to-end marketing and product-marketing initiatives spanning brand, demand generation, website, onboarding flow, and funnel optimization.

  • Manage full P&L accountability for a 7-figure monthly budget.

  • Build, hire, coach, and scale a high-performing global team of marketing leaders and specialists.

  • Define the overall growth strategy and key performance indicators, reporting performance results directly to the CEO.

What We're Looking For

  • Proven experience leading and scaling a team of marketing professionals in a global marketing or growth leadership role.

  • Background in a high-growth B2B or Product-Led Growth (PLG) SaaS company, ideally in the AI space.

  • Demonstrated success owning a 7-figure budget and driving measurable growth outcomes across the full funnel.

  • Comfortable operating at the strategic level while staying close to execution, KPIs, and team development.

  • Able and willing to work on-site in one of the following cities: Munich, Vienna, Barcelona, or London. Relocation support is available.

  • Experience at companies of a similar scale and growth trajectory is a strong signal, such as those in the B2B SaaS, AI, or developer-tooling space.

Compensation & Benefits

  • Salary: 150,000 to 250,000 EUR annually

  • Visa sponsorship: Available

Location

On-site. Primary location is Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Additional office locations are available in Vienna, Barcelona, and London. Relocation support is provided.

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