ATLAS ANALYTICS

GTM Engineer – Lead Gen, Data Automation Builder

ATLAS ANALYTICS

full-time

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Location Type: Remote

Location: Singapore

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About the role

  • Design & implement GTM automations — end-to-end workflows (brief → source → verify → enrich → handoff) with clear ownership.
  • Translate ICP/data briefs from Growth/CSM into precise, enriched datasets — methodologies, queries, exclusions, QA steps.
  • Document & enforce standards — sourcing, enrichment, tool usage (Airtable, SalesOS, n8n/Make, AI).
  • Ensure data accuracy, system uptime, and process reliability across tools/teams.
  • Spot inefficiencies/bottlenecks early — propose and deploy scalable fixes.
  • Serve as escalation point — leadership gets only strategic issues.
  • Continuously improve — run experiments, compare results, deprecate complexity.

Requirements

  • Lead-gen data nerd — enjoy turning messy inputs into clean, scalable outputs.
  • Natural debugger — read logs, isolate variables, fix root causes (not symptoms).
  • Systematic — document, templatize, add guardrails so others can run your systems.
  • Business-aware — spot edge cases, understand GTM context, communicate trade-offs clearly.
  • Tools-native — Clay (Tables/AI/Enrichment), Airtable, Apollo, Make/Zapier, Smartlead/Instantly, Google Sheets/Apps Script, APIs/webhooks, Slack/SalesOS.
  • Bonus: light Python/Node; enrichment waterfalls/dedupe; LLM prompting.
  • Fluent English (B2+); reliable CET overlap.
Benefits
  • Remote setup stipend
  • Paid learning resources
  • ATLAS Academy access
Applicant Tracking System Keywords

Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.

Hard Skills & Tools
data enrichmentdata quality assurancedata analysisPythonNode.jsAPI integrationworkflow automationdebuggingdata deduplicationexperimentation
Soft Skills
leadershipsystematic thinkingproblem-solvingcommunicationbusiness awarenessattention to detailprocess improvementcollaborationcritical thinkingadaptability