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Greptile is seeking the first Chief of Staff for go-to-market, reporting to the head of revenue. The role focuses on operations and revenue strategy, including CRM and sales tools, the revenue forecast, quotas and territory plans, and deal support for the sales team.
A strong candidate has consulting experience plus hands-on time at a fast-growing tech company, writes their own SQL, and has built a forecast or territory model from scratch.
This is the first Chief of Staff for go-to-market, reporting to the head of revenue, with most of the time spent on operations and the rest on revenue strategy. The work covers running the CRM and sales tools, the revenue forecast, quota and territory plans, and deal support for the sales team. A strong candidate has a few years of consulting plus hands-on time at a fast-growing tech company, writes their own SQL, and has built something like a forecast or territory model from scratch.
How it fits the AI era
AI tools can speed up pulling data, drafting analyses and cutting manual steps in sales workflows, so a person in this role can spend more time on the thinking. What stays human is deciding which customers to target, defending a forecast to leadership and the board, and designing plans that salespeople trust. Judgment on messy, incomplete numbers still sits with the person.
How it builds AI experience
The company sells an AI code review product, so this role offers a close look at how an AI developer tool is sold, priced and measured across both self-serve and enterprise buyers. Someone could build experience by using AI to automate reporting and data cleanup in the sales stack, and by learning how engineering teams judge and adopt AI tools.
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About Greptile
An AI code reviewer that indexes a team's whole codebase as a graph first, so it can catch bugs a diff-only tool would miss.