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FastForward is seeking a GTM Engineer who will sit at the intersection of sales, marketing, revenue operations, and strategy. You will build, integrate, and manage client tech stacks to enable data-driven workflows and automated GTM processes.
You will leverage AI,Clay, and data enrichment tools to create custom solutions for diverse engagements, while building dashboards and reporting to optimize pipeline and conversion metrics.
FastForward is a venture-backed startup focusing on the AI engineering for GTM vertical. Our team consists of executive operators, sales and marketing leaders, and AI engineers who craft modern solutions for revenue teams. We view the shift into modern GTM as architectural at its core. We help customers consolidate their stack, automate the noise, remove manual processes, and connect their systems to drive meaningful efficiency gains and automated strategies that work.
We are hiring for a GTM Engineer in a client-facing role that will sit at the intersection of sales, marketing, revenue operations, and strategy. This GTM Engineer will be assigned to multiple client engagements where they will build, integrate, and manage the customer’s tech stack to create efficient, data-driven workflows. The GTM Engineer will accomplish this by leveraging modern GTM tech, automation tools, AI, and data enrichment tools to create custom solutions based on the scope of our engagement.
This GTM Engineer will build connected revenue engines that enable our client’s teams to operate faster and more efficiently. The GTM Engineer should have a foundational knowledge of all things GTM that stretches outside of just technical capabilities.
This GTM Engineer will also help in the crafting and positioning of our customer’s ICP & TAM documentation, understand the basics of email deliverability, and effective copywriting, building outbound systems, and creating Clay-centered deliverables to include enrichment, segmentation, scoring, routing, research, triggers, and automation.