Speechify

GotoMarketEngineer

Angers, Pays de la Loire, France Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Go-to-Market Engineer at Speechify. Skills: GTM engineering, Outbound systems, CRM, AI tooling. Build and maintain outbound infrastructure. Own GTM tech stack end-to-end”

What You'll Achieve.

Meetings booked; Pipeline created; Pipeline influenced; Reply rates; Meeting conversion; Cost per opportunity

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

GTM engineering experience, Growth engineering experience, RevOps role experience, Built outbound systems from scratch, Deep hands-on experience with modern GTM stack, Clay, Apollo, HubSpot or Salesforce, Outreach or Instantly, Zapier/Make, Webhooks, REST APIs, Think in funnels, Measure everything, Ship fast, Keep things simple, Don't wait for permission

Nice to Have

Experience building GTM systems for AI product, Experience building GTM systems for voice product, Experience building GTM systems for developer-tools product, Familiarity with contact center buyer personas, Familiarity with CX buyer personas, Familiarity with telephony buyer personas, Background at B2C company with B2B or API sales motion

What You'll Do.

Build and maintain outbound infrastructure

Own GTM tech stack end-to-end

Deploy AI agents for prospect research

Instrument full top-of-funnel

Build integrations and automations via APIs

Evaluate and adopt new AI and GTM tooling

Free ATS check

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