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GTM Engineer

Gradial - New York, NY, United States - Hybrid - posted 2026-07-28

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Salary: USD 175,000 - 195,000 / annual

Gradial is an AI-native marketing operations platform that helps marketers and creatives move from idea to execution faster by orchestrating across martech stacks, workflows, and people. The company is Series B-backed and focused on automating marketing execution so teams can focus on high-value creative and strategic work. As GTM Engineer, you'll build the technical and operational systems that convert buying signals into qualified sales meetings. This is a hands-on role combining technical fluency with growth instincts and clear revenue accountability. Key responsibilities include: - Building and operating an intent signal stack across website activity, paid engagement, events, social, hiring patterns, funding events, and job changes - Surfacing and prioritizing high-conviction target accounts weekly with clear rationale - Designing enrichment and research workflows that generate account briefs at scale, including tech stack analysis, company developments, stakeholder context, and tailored outreach angles - Owning the workflow layer for scoring, routing, enrichment, and trigger-based outbound using tools like Clay, OpenAI, Claude, and other GTM automation platforms - Building and running personalized outbound programs from founder, AE, and vertical lead inboxes - Standing up a repeatable experimentation engine across messaging, hooks, channel mix, sequencing, and send patterns - Tracking performance from signal to meeting to pipeline with clear reporting on reply rates, meetings booked, SALs, and sourced pipeline - Partnering closely with Sales to improve lead handoff, timing, and account coverage - Continuously killing weak campaigns and scaling what converts You'll work cross-functionally with Sales, RevOps, and go-to-market leadership. The role requires treating outbound as an engineered system that can be tested, measured, and improved over time.

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