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Occupation is seeking its first dedicated GTM Engineer to connect Sales, Marketing, CX, and Product in an AI-first revenue supply chain. You will architect scoring and enrichment workflows, own vendor pipelines, and enable data-driven decisions across the revenue stack.
You will work in a flexible hybrid environment in Toronto, with equity opportunities and comprehensive benefits, joining a growth-stage team that values experimentation and results.
We're building the blueprint for modern go-to-market at Occupier. We are seeking our first dedicated GTM Engineer—an individual who will own the connective tissue across Sales, Marketing, Customer Experience (CX), and Product. Currently, these functions operate with disparate systems and incomplete orchestration—each is well-run, but they are not wired together in ways that allow us to reach our full potential. Your mission will be to architect an AI-first revenue supply chain where every decision point—from account identification to deal closure to expansion is informed by intelligence, optimized by automation, and freed from busywork.
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Why Occupier:
As the first GTM Engineer, you will have greenfield ownership of the entire revenue supply chain. You will collaborate with a Chief Revenue Officer who is a strategic partner in designing the architecture. Your work will ship fast and have immediate impact in a growth‑stage company with startup velocity. Join us to create a blueprint for modern go‑to‑market and be part of a culture that emphasizes results over politics.
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Paid Time Off (PTO)
Remote Work
Flexible Schedule
Paid Holidays
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HubSpot skills: you've built complex workflows, designed data models, implemented lifecycle logic, and solved real operational problems
Deep Clay experience: you've built multi‑step enrichment workflows, AI research agents, and understand how to operationalize data pipelines at scale