Growth Engineer
emanate
San Francisco
Posted Jun 29, 2026
- Full-time
- Go-To-Market
Job description
GTM Engineers at Emanate own the systems that turn pipeline into revenue. This is a hybrid builder role where you'll design, implement, and optimize the automated infrastructure behind our outbound, inbound, and partner motions. ### **Your Key Responsibilities** - Build & Own Revenue Infrastructure: Design and maintain outbound and inbound pipeline systems - Optimize the Funnel: Analyze conversion data across the pipeline to identify drop-offs, test hypotheses, and implement fixes that measurably improve reply rates, qualification, and deal velocity. - Automate Outbound Campaigns: Build targeted, data-enriched outbound motions aimed at industrial buyers. Research accounts, enrich contacts, write personalized messaging frameworks, and iterate based on performance. - Strengthen Inbound Processing: Develop systems to qualify, prioritize, and route inbound leads so the sales team spends time on the highest-value conversations. - Integrate Data Sources: Connect product usage signals, CRM data, and third-party enrichment tools to give the GTM team a unified, actionable view of prospects and customers. - Experiment and Iterate: Run structured tests on targeting, messaging, channels, and timing. Document results, build feedback loops, and scale what works. - Support GTM Strategy: Collaborate with the CEO and broader team on market expansion, vertical prioritization, and channel partner enablement with data-driven insights. ### **What We're Looking For** - Commercial Instinct: Every workflow you build ties back to a revenue outcome. - Technical Fluency: You're comfortable with APIs, data enrichment, light scripting (Python, SQL, or similar), and connecting systems together - Analytical Rigor: You dig into funnel data, spot patterns others miss, and translate findings into concrete next steps. - Curiosity & Adaptability: You teach yourself new tools fast and stay on top of what's emerging in the GTM tooling ecosystem. - Comfort with Ambiguity: You can take an undefined problem, break it into components, and figure out how to tackle it. ### **Nice to Haves** - Background in sales ops, rev ops, marketing ops, or a growth-oriented GTM role - Early-stage startup experience where you built GTM infrastructure