
GTM Engineer
Glean
full-time
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Location Type: Remote
Location: United States
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Salary
💰 $170,000 - $200,000 per year
About the role
- Build AI‑first automation across the full customer journey to eliminate manual work in prospecting, deal execution, customer onboarding, customer adoption and renewals
- Systematize and automate GTM workflows by designing and implementing scalable processes for enrichment, scoring, routing and outreach across the customer journey
- Accelerate our pipeline generation through differentiated and innovative scaled outreach
- Set up and run data-driven GTM experiments, track impact and scale what works
- Leverage Glean at Glean and continually drive new ways for our GTM organization to be more and more AI-first across all internal and external processes
- Identify areas of opportunity for AI tooling
- Partner across Sales, Marketing, Post-Sales and Product to identify areas of leverage, run experiments, and scale successful initiatives
Requirements
- 5+ years of experience in GTM or Revenue Operations with a strong technical orientation
- Proven track record designing and shipping GTM workflows (e.g., scoring, routing, lifecycle, PLG/usage‑based signals)
- Experience with AI‑native and automation tools, particularly Clay
- Deep understanding of B2B SaaS funnels and GTM motions
- Systems thinker with a structured, process‑driven approach and a bias for simplification and automation.
- Comfort working autonomously in a fast‑paced environment where priorities can shift as we learn.
- Preferred: Computer Science degree
Benefits
- Medical, Vision, and Dental coverage
- Generous time-off policy
- Home office improvement stipend
- Annual education and wellness stipends
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard skills
GTM workflowsautomationdata-driven experimentsAI toolingB2B SaaS funnelsscoringroutinglifecycle managementPLG signalsprocess design
Soft skills
systems thinkingprocess-driven approachbias for simplificationautonomyadaptabilitycollaborationinnovationproblem-solvingcommunicationorganizational skills
Certifications
Computer Science degree