shade-inc
GTM Engineer
- New York City · Remote
- Full-time
- $160-$180K
- Posted
Skills
Job description
GTM ENGINEER
LOCATION
In-Person (4 days a week), NYC
COMPENSATION
$160-$180K, 0.05-0.1%
ABOUT SHADE
Shade is scaling and fast. In a year and half, we’ve built out the combined tech of FrameIO (acq by Adobe for $1.275B) and LucidLink ($40M ARR) while combining it with proprietary AI search/labeling. We handle thousands of hours of video and tens of millions of requests every day, and we’re a critical piece of infrastructure for post-production houses, creative agencies, sports teams, and internal media teams at large companies. Customers include Meta, The New York Times, Grüns, HelloFresh, and Clay. We’re growing 150% QoQ, 120% NRR.
Backed by Khosla Ventures, General Catalyst, Contrary, Signalfire and Bling
Shade is built on Python, NodeJS, NextJS, and C++ with a postgres database.
WHAT YOU’LL OWN
We're looking for a GTM Engineer to own the systems and data behind Shade's go-to-market as we scale rapidly. You'll build the tools our sellers run on, the signals platform that feeds our BDRs, and the data foundation that tells us what's working across marketing, sales, and customer success. Today, our GTM runs on great people and a patchwork of tools. Your job is to turn that into a connected system where reps move faster and leadership always knows why the numbers look the way they do. This is a builder seat with an analyst's mind. You'll write the code, ship the tools, and own the diagnosis. You'll work directly with our CEO.
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QUALIFICATIONS
The greatest qualification in our eyes is that you can ship and maintain high volumes of quality code. This role is focused on improving the systems and processes that we run our business, on high quality analytics and useful data. If you’ve built side projects that are used by thousands of people or worked at companies where you’ve owned features end to end then we’re probably excited about you. What (we think) this looks like in bullet points: