ABOUT THE ROLE Join a team of GTM engineers building AI-powered outbound systems for a B2B growth and lead-generation business and its clients. You will help create end-to-end workflows that turn prospect data and buying signals into qualified pipeline. WHAT YOU'LL DO - Build outbound systems from lead sourcing and enrichment through to personalized messaging and campaign execution. - Create Clay tables with enrichment workflows, waterfall logic, and AI-powered columns. - Develop signal-based sequences using indicators such as intent, job changes, and company funding activity. - Automate GTM workflows with tools such as n8n, Make, or Zapier. - Use campaign performance data to assess results, improve targeting, and refine outreach. - Work with AI and LLM tools and connect workflows to outreach platforms and CRM systems.
WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR - Junior-to-mid-level experience, typically 0 to 3 years, in outbound, lead generation, RevOps, or growth. - Hands-on Clay experience building your own tables with enrichment, waterfalls, and AI columns. - Experience running outbound campaigns with measurable results, such as reply rates, booked meetings, or pipeline generated. - Experience automating workflows with n8n, Make, or Zapier, and using AI tools or LLMs for GTM work, such as prompting or Claygent. - Strong analytical thinking and the ability to build end-to-end systems, define target groups, and qualify leads using signals. - Ability to write personalized email or LinkedIn outreach copy. - Native-level German and willingness to work from the Berlin office three days per week, with the first month fully on-site. - Experience with Claude Code, basic Python or JavaScript, APIs, deliverability, outreach tools, or CRM systems is useful.
COMPENSATION & BENEFITS Annual base salary of €55,000 to €70,000, plus €5,000 variable compensation. Visa sponsorship is not available. LOCATION Hybrid in Berlin, Germany: three days per week in the office and two days remote. The first month is fully on-site.
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