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demandDrive in the United States is seeking a GTM Engineer to diagnose go-to-market challenges and build scalable automation solutions for diverse clients.
You will own client relationships, design AI-powered automations, integrate CRM platforms (HubSpot or Salesforce), and create end-to-end workflows across the buyer journey with cross‑functional teams.
Hybrid or remote options are available; annual salary range is $105,000–$115,000 with health and wellness benefits.
demandDrive is a growth-focused go-to-market agency that helps B2B organizations accelerate pipeline and revenue through integrated sales, marketing, and revenue operations solutions. We partner with companies ranging from emerging businesses to enterprise brands to design and execute customized programs that align strategy, technology, and execution across the full customer journey. Our services include sales development, demand generation, digital marketing, website development, CRM optimization, and GTM systems support — all built to deliver measurable business outcomes. At our core, we combine smart technology, data‑driven processes, and talented people to help clients grow faster and operate more efficiently.
As our GTM Engineer, you'll work directly with clients to diagnose their go-to-market challenges and build the solutions that fix them. The GTM stack is the bedrock of all our services. On top of that, you'll bring in automation tools, AI, CRM integrations, and whatever else gets the job done. You'll own the client relationship from discovery through delivery and be the person they trust to turn their thorniest revenue problems into working, scalable systems.
You know that feeling when you look at a broken, manual, 47‑step process and think “I could automate the hell out of that”, and then you actually do it? That’s the kind of person we want. We’re looking for someone who has woken up at 2 a.m. with a Clay workflow idea and couldn’t let it go. Not because we expect that (this is a 9‑5, we mean it), but because that’s the kind of person who genuinely loves this craft. Someone who gets excited about a hard problem, loves the puzzle, and gets real satisfaction from watching a system they built actually work. You’ll be in the room, working with companies across all kinds of industries, many of them large with genuinely complex and unique problems, and no two engagements look the same. One week you’ll untangle a broken outbound motion for a fintech company, the next you’ll build an enrichment engine for an enterprise SaaS team that’s never heard of Clay. You’ll lead those discovery calls, dig into the problem, collaborate with internal teammates, and then go build the thing that actually solves it. The puzzle is the job, and half the fun is cracking it with the people in front of you.
You need to be a genuine Clay power user. Multi‑step enrichment waterfalls, custom API integrations, AI column chains, Claygent workflows, webhook triggers, and advanced filtering logic are all expected. Clay is the core of how we deliver for clients. If you’ve coached others on Clay, built workflows that made someone say “wait, how did you do that?”, or competed in the Clay Cup, we want to hear from you. After all, we’re one of Clay’s preferred partners!
Approach every problem by asking how AI can do the heavy lifting. Build with Claude and other leading models, not just prompting them but wiring them into real workflows. Stay current on what’s new across the AI landscape, and bring those capabilities into client work before anyone has to ask.
Deep working knowledge of at least one. Know how data flows through the system, where it breaks, and how to fix it. Build complex workflows, lead scoring models, lifecycle stages, and attribution setups. Both are a big plus.
Solid experience with Zapier and/or n8n to connect systems and automate processes. Know how to route data, trigger actions, and build reliable workflows that don’t fall apart in production.
Comfortable leading calls with clients, including large enterprise stakeholders. Run a discovery session, ask the right questions, scope a solution, and communicate clearly about what you’re building and when it will be done. No hand‑holding required.
Hands‑on experience with tools like ZoomInfo, Apollo, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, Outreach, Salesloft, Instantly, and other tools in that space. Know which tools solve which problems.
SQL skills are a big plus. Comfortable pulling and manipulating data to support analysis, enrichment logic, and reporting.
Comfortable with APIs and webhooks. Light scripting in Python or JavaScript is a plus. Build an integration without pulling in a developer.