GTM Engineer
About the role
The GTM Engineer will serve as the operational backbone of early growth efforts, managing systems, workflows, and day-to-day execution to keep external motion running. This is a high-visibility role with direct exposure to founders and company-building at an early stage.
Responsibilities
Manage LinkedIn and X presence (company and founders)
Draft and publish content (posts, blogs, newsletters)
Support website content updates, messaging refreshes, and distribution of external communications
Manage CRM hygiene, workflows, and tracking
Create dashboards and reports for leadership visibility into outreach, meetings, follow-ups, and pipeline activity
Execute outbound and marketing-support campaigns across email, LinkedIn, and content-driven channels
Manage follow-ups and nurture sequences
Coordinate conference and event logistics
Support event preparation, scheduling, attendee tracking, and post-event follow-up coordination
Requirements
3-4 years of relevant work experience (startup, biotech, consulting, or similar high-performance environments preferred)
Proactive and self-directed
Interested in biotech / AI
Comfortable using AI tools for research, writing, and workflow automation
Communicate clearly, manage ambiguity well
Operate with high trust, low ego, and strong personal accountability
Display sound judgment, curiosity, and high emotional intelligence
Qualifications
Execution: Consistent, high-quality execution across multiple workflows
Communication: Clear and effective writing across formats (emails, LinkedIn, blogs, newsletters)
Organization: Highly structured work management with clean systems for tracking outreach and pipeline activity
Adaptability: Comfortable in fast-paced, early-stage environments; takes initiative and moves quickly
Accountability: Takes responsibility for outcomes, follows through on commitments
Professionalism: Clear, timely communicator with professionalism in all interactions
Learning: Interest in biotech, AI, and drug development; willingness to learn technical subject matter
Skills
Strong organizational skills
Effective communication skills
Experience with CRM systems
Ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite
Benefits
Front-row seat to the future of drug development and regulatory science
Collaboration with world-class scientists, engineers, and regulatory experts
Flexible work structure, deep autonomy, and high-trust culture
Direct exposure to company-building, founder-led BD, and early GTM strategy
Opportunity to help define a new market category in AI toxicology
Pay
Base Salary: $90,000 – $115,000
Bonus: $10K–$20K annual target bonus, paid semi-annually or annually based on execution quality, CRM/pipeline discipline, and growth support
Schedule
Flexible work structure
How to Apply
Submit resume and a few words about why this role resonates with you. Personal projects, writing samples, or GitHub links encouraged.