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Federal Growth Lead, FedCiv

Kaizen Labs kaizenlabs.co Open · verified Sep 24, 2026
Hybrid Washington Full-time Senior Growth Marketing

At a glance

Senior Growth Marketing role at Kaizen Labs. Washington · full-time · no salary stated · we estimate $109,000–$211,000.

Estimated pay

Kaizen Labs has not published a salary for this role. The figure below is our estimate, not theirs.

$109,000 – $211,000
What the middle half of senior growth marketing roles in Washington paid, among postings that did state a salary.
Worked out from 8 postings that stated pay, median $172,000. Last updated Mar 10, 2026.
RoleGrowth Marketing
SenioritySenior
LocationWashington
WorkplaceHybrid
EmploymentFull-time
PostedAug 12, 2026 · 6w ago
Role brief

Growth Roles summary, based on the employer's posting.

What you'll do

  • Run civilian federal deals from first outreach through demonstrations, proposals, negotiation, and signature
  • Turn VA and Commerce wins into a repeatable plan for reaching SSA, OPM, USDA, CMS, State, SBA, HUD, FBI, and Rural Development
  • Work through GSA MAS, IDIQs, BPAs, and agency task orders to move opportunities forward
  • Present discovery sessions and software demonstrations independently, without sales-engineering support
  • Coordinate solicitation responses with Proposal & Capture and Design, covering positioning, requirements mapping, and delivery management

What you bring

  • At least ten years in sales or growth, including substantial work with U.S. federal civilian agencies
  • A record of closing complex enterprise deals involving multiple stakeholders
  • Experience winning large deals, rather than only managing a sizeable quota
  • Working knowledge of civilian procurement vehicles and agency buying cycles
  • Confidence demonstrating software alone, plus proficiency with Salesforce, Outreach, Gong, LinkedIn, and ZoomInfo

Who this fits

You’ll suit a senior seller who already understands how civilian agencies purchase and can create relationships without a ready-made territory. The role is based in Washington, United States, with a hybrid setup. You’ll work as an individual owner of the civilian federal sales cycle, partnering with Proposal & Capture and Design.

From the employer

Government technology has failed citizens, public servants, and service members for decades.

Kaizen powers America’s application layer. We replace the legacy systems federal agencies run on with modern software, built with craft. The ticketing platform a resident uses to visit a presidential library. The marketplace DoW uses for counter-drone procurement to protect lives and critical infrastructure. The system a Veteran uses to access benefits. We build systems of record, of national consequence. Our AI-native modules and harness allow us to do so in weeks and months, not years.

This year, our revenue has grown 35x. Next year, our software will serve over 100 million Americans across dozens of federal agencies.

Founded in 2022 and based in New York City and DC, Kaizen has raised $35 million from NEA, a16z, Accel, 776, and Carpenter Capital.

The Role

Kaizen has already won real federal civilian business: a $10M IDIQ with the VA, a ~$15M BPA with the Department of Commerce, and active conversations underway with SSA, OPM, USDA, CMS, State, SBA, HUD, FBI, and Rural Development. This person will own the full sales cycle across that portfolio of civilian agencies, turning early wins and warm conversations into a repeatable growth motion. That means navigating GSA MAS, IDIQs, BPAs, and agency task orders, and building direct relationships with program offices and contracting officers who are tired of being sold vaporware. At this level of seniority, we need someone who already knows how civilian federal agencies buy and can move without a playbook.

What You'll Do

  • Own the full civilian federal sales cycle end to end, from outbound prospecting through demos, proposals, negotiation, and close

  • Build and execute Kaizen's FedCiv go-to-market strategy, expanding on existing wins with the VA and Department of Commerce into agencies like SSA, OPM, USDA, CMS, State, SBA, HUD, FBI, and Rural Development

  • Navigate civilian procurement pathways, including GSA MAS, IDIQs, BPAs, and agency-specific task orders

  • Build direct relationships with program offices, IT stakeholders, and contracting officers across civilian agencies

  • Lead discovery sessions and in-person product demos, comfortable presenting independently without SE support

  • Partner with Proposal & Capture and Design on solicitation responses, including positioning, requirements mapping, and project management

  • Help agencies responsible for benefits, case management, and constituent services replace decades-old systems with something residents can actually use

What You'll Bring

  • 10+ years of experience in sales or growth roles, with significant time spent selling into U.S. federal civilian agencies

  • A full-cycle enterprise sales track record, including closing complex, multi-stakeholder deals

  • Experience working large deals, not just carrying a large number, but a track record of actually closing against it

  • Fluency navigating civilian federal procurement vehicles and buying cycles

  • Comfort demoing software independently, without SE support

  • Proficiency with sales tools like Salesforce, Outreach, Gong, LinkedIn, and ZoomInfo

Strong Candidates May Also...

  • Have existing relationships within agencies like SSA, HUD, USDA, or CMS

  • Have experience selling benefits or case management modernization specifically

  • Have a background navigating GWACs or large multi-award IDIQs

Don't Apply If...

  • You want a book that's already built — this one has real wins, but most of the map is still open

  • You're uncomfortable being the one who has to build the relationship from a cold or lukewarm start

  • You think "government sales" means slow and passive — this can move as fast as the agency will let it

This isn't about closing another logo. It's about getting agencies that serve millions of people out of decades-old systems and into something residents can actually use.

What Kaizen Offers

Health & Insurance

  • 100% coverage across the board: medical through Oxford/United (Gold and Platinum PPO plans), dental through Guardian PPO, and vision through Beam — all fully covered for employees, with 100% coverage for dependents.

  • $100,000 in fully paid life insurance. FSA and Dependent Care FSA.

  • One Medical membership, on us — same-day primary care, 24/7 virtual visits, and offices all over the city.

  • Fertility and family-building support through Carrot.

  • 401(k) through Guideline, with a 2% company match.

Family & Time Off

  • 16 weeks of fully paid parental leave for birthing parents. 10 weeks fully paid for non-birthing parents.

  • Unlimited PTO, with a two-week minimum (we mean it when we say take time off!)

  • Closed for all federal holidays.

  • Company-wide winter break the week of Christmas.

  • Company offsites throughout the year.

Office & Remote Setup

  • Up to $750 one-time home office or desk setup stipend for NYC-based employees. $500 for remote employees.

  • $50/month commuter benefit (company contribution).

  • Expensed lunch while in the office.

  • Company-provided laptop of your choice.

Wellness

  • NYC employees: Fully covered gym membership at Grindhouse — right across the street from our office at 47 W 17th St (and in Williamsburg). A $225/month value, on us.

  • Non-NYC employees: $100 per month, dedicated to gym / physical fitness reimbursement.

Stipends

  • $100/month utility stipend.

  • $500/year professional development.

  • $250/year recreation.

  • $300/quarter pet care stipend.

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