Marketing - End Investor Growth Engineer

Toronto, ON, Canada

Job Description

Posted Tuesday, August 4, 2026 at 4:00 AM

Purpose Unlimited is an independent financial services company with an unrelenting focus on customer-centric innovation, delivered through technology-driven solutions. Led by entrepreneur Som Seif, the company is developing a diversified product platform aimed at addressing historically underserved segments of the market. Purpose Unlimited’s businesses include Purpose Investments, Advisor Solutions by Purpose, and Driven.

Vacancy Status

This is for a current opening.

Compensation

$100,000 - $140,000

Job Description

Posted Tuesday, August 4, 2026 at 4:00 AM

Who you are

You are the person who looks at a marketing workflow and immediately sees the data gap. You have spent your career building connections, pipelines, and automations that let small teams compete with much larger ones. You find it satisfying when the machine runs cleanly — and you cannot leave a broken integration alone.

You do not treat AI as a novelty. You treat it as infrastructure — a way to automate the repetitive so your energy goes toward the architecture, judgment, and problem-solving that actually require you.

You do not wait to be handed requirements. You identify the most impactful technical problem in front of the end investor growth team, scope it, build it, and move to the next one.

The Roles Purpose

Most investors who choose our products do so long before we ever know their name. This role exists to make sure we reach them anyway — and that when they are ready to act, we are already part of the conversation.

As Growth Engineer,



you are the marketing technical backbone of the end investor growth squad — the person who builds and maintains the systems that let a small team reach and engage a much larger investor audience than its headcount would otherwise allow.

You work at the intersection of data infrastructure, marketing technology, and AI-powered automation. You remove the friction that limits how quick and how precisely we can grow. Your output is not code — it is the investor audience that code helps us build.

This role embodies our value of Innovation — reimagining what an end investor growth function can accomplish when its infrastructure is built for an AI-first world.

The Work: What AI does so you don’t have to

- Performance anomaly detection
- Reporting assembly and distribution
- A/B test result tracking and logging

You design the systems. You govern the outputs. You decide what good looks like.

The Work: What only you can do

- Design the architecture that governs it all
- Identify where data quality breaks down
- Translate end investor growth goals into technical systems
- Evaluate tools against real investor outcomes
- Build integrations that hold at scale
- Decide what good data looks like
- Catch the risk before it becomes the problem

The technical intelligence that no tool replaces.

Responsibilities





What you will do/what you will own

- Map and close the most critical gaps in our investor audience tracking infrastructure — establishing a clear baseline within your first 30 days.
- Build and maintain data pipelines that give the end investor growth team a unified, reliable view of how investor audiences engage with our brand across every channel we operate.
- Deploy at least one AI-assisted workflow that measurably improves an investor acquisition metric within the first two quarters — whether that is audience reach, engagement quality, or acquisition cost efficiency.
- Own the technical infrastructure for end investor growth experimentation — ensuring the team can run clean tests and make data-backed decisions without needing an engineer for every experiment.
- Establish the Growth Engineer function as a trusted technical partner to the squad — with documented systems that are reliable, scalable, and built to outlast the person who built them.

Who you’ll work with

You sit inside the end investor growth squad as the primary technical interface between marketing intent and marketing infrastructure, which means your work is only as valuable as the business outcomes it enables. You will also work closely with Data and Product Engineering teams, and you will need to build trust quickly with colleagues who care deeply about what you build but may not speak the same technical language. That translation work — between systems and strategy, between code and commercial outcomes — is as important as anything you will build.

What you’ll build here

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📌 Marketing - End Investor Growth Engineer (Toronto)
🏢 Purpose Unlimited
📍 Toronto