Avoca
GTM Engineer
About this role
Avoca seeks a GTM Engineer to build the data systems, AI-powered workflows, and outbound infrastructure that drive revenue growth. You'll design and operate autonomous email campaigns at scale, create intelligent agents for prospect research and account prioritization, and develop the integrations and internal tools that empower Sales and SDR teams.
What you'll do
- Build and scale autonomous outbound email campaigns end-to-end, from strategy to deliverability and optimization
- Create AI agents and workflows for prospect research, account prioritization, personalization, and content generation
- Map and enrich target market data through account and contact enrichment pipelines
- Identify and activate buying signals to trigger timely outreach and sales actions
- Build integrations and automations connecting CRM, enrichment platforms, outbound tools, and sales workflows
- Partner with SDRs, Sales, and RevOps to improve targeting, lead routing, and pipeline conversion
What they're looking for
- GTM Engineering or Growth Operations
- Outbound email infrastructure and deliverability management
- AI workflow platforms (Clay, n8n, Make, Zapier, Smartlead)
- API integrations and webhooks
- SQL, Python, or JavaScript
- Account and contact data enrichment
- B2B sales systems and processes
- Commercial judgment and revenue impact analysis
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Avoca
Avoca builds AI-powered conversational solutions that help customers design and deploy intelligent communication systems. The company is hiring Forward Deployed Engineers to work directly with customers, translating their needs into impactful product implementations.
View all jobs at AvocaLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a large-scale outbound email program you built—what was your approach to deliverability and how did you measure success?
- Describe your experience building AI-powered workflows; which tools have you used and what problems did you solve?