
GTM RevOps Engineer
Liatrio
full-time
Posted on:
Location Type: Remote
Location: United States
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Tech Stack
About the role
- Design and maintain automated workflows across prospecting, lead enrichment, lead scoring, routing, and follow-up sequences
- Build and optimize integrations across our GTM tech stack — CRM (HubSpot), sales engagement platforms, data enrichment tools (Clay, ZoomInfo), and analytics tooling
- Develop AI-powered workflows to provide better intelligence for BDRs and AEs
- Own data hygiene and CRM integrity
- Build real-time dashboards and reporting infrastructure for leadership
- Partner with RevOps to improve revenue forecasting models
- Identify revenue bottlenecks and build systems to eliminate them
- Evaluate GTM technology landscape and make recommendations
- Experiment with LLM-based workflows
- Collaborate with RevOps Manager on process design
Requirements
- Proficiency in Python, SQL, and/or JavaScript for data manipulation, API integrations, and workflow scripting
- Hands-on experience with API integrations and webhooks
- Familiarity with no-code/low-code automation platforms (Make, n8n, Zapier, Workato)
- Experience with data enrichment and GTM tooling: Clay, ZoomInfo, Apollo, Clearbit, or similar
- CRM fluency — HubSpot preferred
- Exposure to the B2B SaaS or professional services GTM motion
- Understanding of the full funnel
- Demonstrated comfort with LLMs and AI tooling
- Experience prompting, evaluating, and orchestrating AI agents for business workflows
- Genuine curiosity about what's coming next in the GTM/AI space
- Entrepreneurial mindset
Benefits
- Equal opportunity employer
- Accessibility for individuals with disabilities
- Culture of inclusion
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
PythonSQLJavaScriptAPI integrationsdata manipulationworkflow scriptingdata enrichmentno-code automationlow-code automationAI tooling
Soft Skills
entrepreneurial mindsetgenuine curiositycollaborationprocess design