GTM outbound specialist

Get the right people into the pipeline. Nurture them. Convert them. That is the role.

TeamGrowth
LocationRemote: Miami / New York / Bengaluru
TypeFull time

We build AI back offices for businesses. Our systems run operations and revenue workflows that most companies still do manually. This is not a strategy job. You are here to build outbound systems that generate real pipeline, write sequences people respond to, and move leads from cold to closed.

What you will own

  • Set up and manage the full outbound infrastructure: domains, warmup, deliverability and tooling.
  • Build targeted lead lists using Apollo, ZoomInfo, LinkedIn Sales Navigator or equivalent tools.
  • Launch coordinated email, LinkedIn, SMS and cold-calling sequences, then iterate from the data.
  • Build nurture and account-based programs that move warm leads without becoming noise.
  • Keep the CRM clean, own conversion after the reply, and report weekly pipeline numbers.

What we look for

  • 4–5 years of hands-on outbound and lead generation experience.
  • US market experience and deep email outbound expertise.
  • Strong LinkedIn outreach and nurture-sequence experience.
  • Daily fluency with Apollo, Lemlist, Instantly, Sales Navigator, GHL or similar.
  • A track record owning a number: pipeline, meetings or converted leads.

Who you are

  • You see a gap in the pipeline and already know how to fill it.
  • You are comfortable setting the pace without a manager standing over you.
  • You want real ownership and direct reward for exceptional work.

Before you apply, answer these

  • Have you run outbound campaigns targeting the US market?
  • Have you set up domains, warmup and deliverability from scratch?
  • Which GTM tools can you operate daily without guidance?
  • What is the best reply rate you have achieved, and on which channel?

If you want distance from the operation, this is the wrong studio.

Apply for GTM outbound specialist

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