ethon

ethon

Founding GTM Engineer (NYC, USA)

New York City, New York, United States

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 74 days ago
RESTSalesforceCRMOutbound SalesLeadershipCommunication

About the role

  • Ethon was built to eliminate the trillion-dollar waste problem in manufacturing.
  • We serve the leading manufacturers across the globe.
  • Our team draws from Palantir, MBB, Meta, Google, and top manufacturing companies, all here for the same reason: giving manufacturers the technology to run every factory at unprecedented productivity.

Responsibilities

  • At Ethon, you will help shape the manufacturing landscape by building the operational backbone behind our commercial engine.
  • As our GTM Engineer, you will own the systems, automations, and data flows that power Ethon's commercial team.
  • You design the data model, flows, and reporting from the ground up to match how Ethon actually sells, and evolve it as our motion matures
  • lead capture, routing, follow-ups, hygiene.
  • We're committed to building a team that reflects the diverse world we live in.

Skills

  • You evaluate, integrate, and retire tools to keep it lean and high-leverage

Company info

  • We are the technology leader in Industrial AI, building agentic workflows that help manufacturers optimize cost, quality, and speed of production.
  • We are a fast-growing team driving massive impact in one of the largest and most underserved industries in the world.
  • From Siemens and Bosch to Lindt and Roche, our customers trust us to make their factories run better.
  • We are backed by leading investors like Index Ventures, General Catalyst, and Earlybird.
  • Our team draws from Palantir,
  • We are looking for a hands-on RevOps builder who turns sales and marketing strategy into automated, scalable systems, making our GTM stack run as smoothly and automatically as possible.
  • you instinctively reach for the data, design clean reporting, and use metrics to challenge assumptions

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