GTM Engineer (Content & Generative Search)

Contract type
One-time
Work mode
Remote
Experience
3 years

Job description

A hands-on GTM Engineer role focused on turning market attention into distribution and users, mainly through content and Generative Search Optimization (GSO). The person owns strategy and execution across content and distribution channels, working closely with the founder and product team.

At a glance

Employment
Contract
Work mode
Remote

What you'll do

  • Spot emerging market narratives and turn them into content and clear use cases
  • Run daily distribution on LinkedIn, X, and other channels
  • Publish posts, demos, threads, and short videos
  • Help grow GSO together with the person leading it, adapt content for AI search and LLM answers, and measure visibility
  • Constantly test messages, hooks, and narratives, and run growth experiments on landing pages, content, and channels

What we're looking for

  • Strong hands-on approach and focus on results
  • Deep GTM expertise and your own ideas
  • A feel for the audience and narratives that hook
  • Experience running content distribution for a startup or product
  • Understanding of GSO as a channel
  • Ability to turn product features into clear stories
  • An experiment-driven approach and comfort with fast iteration

Nice to have

  • Experience in AI, developer tools, or SaaS
  • A track record of growing an audience on LinkedIn, X, or YouTube
  • Ability to make simple product demos or short videos

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Key facts

  • San Francisco
  • Focused on agents from day one
  • Building a full business suite, not just another no-code tool
  • Featured in VentureBeat, USA Today, and Fast Company