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Track & Crack is an innovative legal tech startup seeking its first dedicated GTM hire. This role offers the opportunity to own the entire sales process, from outbound outreach to closing deals with law firms and in-house legal teams.
The ideal candidate will have 5 to 8 years of B2B sales experience, preferably in the legal sector, and be adept at building pipelines from scratch. This position not only involves sales but also strategic planning, allowing for a significant impact on the company's growth.
With meaningful equity opportunities and a fully remote setup, this is a chance to join a fast-growing company at ground level, developing solutions for modern legal teams.
An early-stage legal tech startup backed by leading investors, building AI-powered tools for transactional lawyers. The product helps legal teams draft, review, and negotiate contracts faster, turning hours of manual work into minutes.
Already gaining traction with law firms across Europe. The company ships fast, iterates weekly, and is building the founding team. This is a ground-floor opportunity with meaningful equity and outsized impact.
You’ll be the first dedicated GTM hire. Own everything from positioning to pipeline to close. You’ll figure out who the ideal customer is, how to reach them, what the pitch sounds like, and how to turn a conversation with a managing partner into a signed deal.
The product is gaining traction with law firms. Now it needs someone to turn early wins into a scalable go-to-market engine. You’ll build the playbook, not inherit one.
Early-stage equity (meaningful, not symbolic) Competitive salary benchmarked against top European tech Fully remote, anywhere in Europe Team offsites 2 to 3x/year (London, Berlin, or Lisbon) €2,000 home office budget €1,500/year learning & development budget 30 days PTO + public holidays Latest hardware (MacBook Pro, external display) Private health insurance or stipend 16 weeks parental leave, regardless of gender No-meeting Wednesdays