Posted Jul 11, 2026

CRO Manager

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Do you obsess over why some funnels print money and others quietly leak it?

Do you find yourself reverse-engineering landing pages the same way a mechanic takes apart an engine, because understanding the system is the only way to actually improve it?

Freebird® is a 9-figure DTC brand serving over 2 million customers and redefining shaving for the modern consumer. We've built one of the strongest paid acquisition engines in DTC, and the next phase of growth isn't about spending more, it's about converting better.

We're looking for a CRO Manager who doesn't just run tests but builds the machine that runs tests at scale. This role owns Freebird's entire experimentation program: the system, the process, and the execution that turns paid traffic into profitable new customers.

This is not a "here's a testing tool, go figure it out" role. You'll design and operate a world-class CRO engine running 12+ experiments per month and scaling toward 20+, with every test properly hypothesized, cleanly measured, and institutionalized when won.

You'll report directly to the VP of Growth and serve as the connective tissue between paid media, creative, design, and analytics. This role is 100% remote. We require meaningful overlap with US working hours (Eastern time zone is ideal)

If you think in test hypotheses, funnel economics, and contribution margin, and you've been waiting for the chance to build the program the right way, this role is for you.


What You'll Own

Build the CRO Operating System

Drive Conversion Rate and CAC Efficiency

Optimize for First-Order Contribution Margin

CVR is a means to an end. The real metric is profitable customer acquisition, not just volume.

Own Offer and Funnel Architecture

The highest-leverage tests are structural, not cosmetic.

Be the CRO Voice Across Growth

What Success Looks Like

Within 6 to 12 months:

Requirements

We're looking for a program builder with performance marketer instincts, not just someone who runs tests when asked.

Bonus Points

Benefits

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