Growth Manager

OSCILAR GROWTH MARKETING MANAGER, OUTBOUND ABOUT OSCILAR Oscilar is building the AI Risk Decisioning™ platform for banks and fintechs. Our platform enables financial institutions to manage fraud, credit risk, compliance, and onboarding decisions in real time using modern AI infrastructure. We work with leading fintechs and financial institutions and are backed by world-class investors. Oscilar was founded by Neha Narkhede, co-creator of Apache Kafka and co-founder of Confluent. We are building a category-defining company — and our GTM engine will be a core competitive advantage. THE ROLE We are hiring a Growth Outbound Marketing Manager to own outbound pipeline generation for Oscilar’s newest and highest-potential ICP verticals — Fraud, Disputes & Chargebacks, and AML/Compliance. Your job is to build and run the full outbound engine for these verticals: research the ICP, craft the messaging, wire up the systems, launch multi-channel sequences (email, cold call, LinkedIn), and generate qualified meetings for BDRs and AEs. You’ll also design and execute direct mail plays — both physical and digital — to break through to high-value targets. This is not a “set up sequences and hand off” role. You own the pipeline outcome. You write the copy, test the signals, build the automations, read the data, and iterate until it works. Then you scale it. What makes this role different: Oscilar runs one of the most technically advanced GTM stacks in B2B. We use AI agents and Claude to power research, personalization, and campaign orchestration alongside tools like Clay, Outreach, HeyReach, and Nooks. You’ll be expected to think like a GTM engineer — connecting systems via APIs and MCP connectors, not just clicking buttons in a UI. This is a high-ownership role reporting to the Head of Growth. You will partner closely with BDRs, AEs, and Sales Leadership. Location: US remote.

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