Seapoint

Founding GTM Associate

Seapoint

full-time

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Location Type: Hybrid

Location: LondonUnited Kingdom

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About the role

  • Own outbound prospecting and pipeline generation — reaching out to founders in your network and beyond
  • Run discovery calls and consultative conversations with early-stage founders about their financial operations
  • Represent Seapoint at London startup events, meetups, and ecosystem gatherings
  • Support partnership development with accelerators, VCs, and startup communities
  • Feed market intelligence back to the product and GTM teams
  • Help shape the processes and playbooks we'll use to scale

Requirements

  • 2–5 years of experience in a BDR, SDR, sales, or community role — ideally at a startup or in the startup ecosystem
  • You're ready for your first full-cycle AE role, or you're a junior AE looking to level up in a high-ownership environment
  • You've shown entrepreneurial spirit — whether that's starting a company, running a side hustle, building a community, or just consistently doing things others wouldn't bother with
  • You're high-agency: you don't wait to be told what to do, you figure it out and move
  • You're comfortable with ambiguity and don't need a perfect brand or a ready-made playbook to get started
  • You have a presence in (or strong curiosity about) the London startup ecosystem
  • You're naturally consultative — you ask good questions, listen well, and solve problems rather than push product
  • You're excited about fintech and AI, and can speak credibly to founders about their challenges
  • Bonus points if you've
  • Been an early employee or operator at a startup
  • Run events or built a community from scratch
  • Come from an accelerator, VC, or ecosystem organisation and want to get hands-on
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