GTM Engineer

ShippyPro

GTM Engineer building internal tools and automation for marketing and growth at ShippyPro. Collaborating with engineering, product, and sales to optimize customer acquisition and conversion.

Posted 5/27/2026full-timeRemote • 🇮🇹 ItalyMid-LevelSenior💰 €29,000 - €35,000 per yearWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Build internal GTM tools, automations, and workflows
Connect APIs across CRM, product, analytics, marketing, and outbound systems
Develop AI-powered workflows and agents
Experiment with MCP servers, integrations, and AI tooling
Improve attribution, funnel visibility, and lifecycle operations
Support rapid experimentation across acquisition and conversion initiatives
Identify inefficiencies and solve them through engineering

Requirements

What you’ll need

Several years of engineering experience
Strong interest in GTM, marketing, sales, and growth systems
Experience with APIs, integrations, automations, and internal tooling
Builder mentality — you prefer shipping over overthinking
Strong curiosity around AI workflows, agents, MCP ecosystems, and LLM-powered operations
Fast execution and experimentation mindset
Comfort working in ambiguity and moving quickly

Benefits

Comp & perks

Meal vouchers (office or remote)
Mental healthcare
Yearly learning budget and AI tools
Remote flexibility with expenses-paid trips to HQ for team meetups
No clock-in/out policy and one-time home office allowance
Birthday Time Off – one extra day off, just for you
Career Growth Program – clear growth paths, structured goals, and continuous feedback
An international team that moves fast and cares about building things well

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Hard Skills & Tools

API developmentautomationworkflow developmentAI workflowsMCP serversintegrationsattribution analysisfunnel visibilitylifecycle operationsengineering

Soft Skills

builder mentalitycuriosityfast executionexperimentation mindsetcomfort with ambiguity