GTM Engineer

About Wispr

Wispr is an AI research and product company building the voice interface for computing. AI can now reason, code, and act. Yet, humans still do the work of the interface. We think that’s backwards.

Our first products are Flow, which lets you speak naturally in any application, and Notetaker, which builds context across conversations. We’re building toward an interface that can perceive, understand, and take action with earned trust. That means solving hard problems across models, systems, and product - and caring about the final human experience as deeply as the technology underneath it.

We’re a talent-dense team that holds strong opinions, tests them quickly, and builds technology that sparks joy. Our goal is to build the first voice interface used every day by a billion people.

About the role

This is the founding GTM Engineer role at Wispr, within our Revenue Operations team. You'll build the systems our go-to-market runs on: the company and people data underneath it, the signals that tell us who to talk to, and the outbound and inbound motions that act on them. You'll work across sales, marketing, and revenue operations, and own how prospects experience us, whether they buy self-serve or through sales.

Flow grew product-led, so many of the companies we want to sell to already have teams using it. Finding those accounts and getting them to the right rep at the right time is where this starts. Salesforce and our warehouse are in place, and the layer on top of them is yours to build: in code, versioned in a repo, with agents handling the manual work. If you want to design the play and write the code that runs it, this is the role.

The scope spans data, signals, outbound, inbound, and agents, so we're looking for engineering depth, GTM context, and real experience building with AI. You won't be an expert in every area here, so if you bring that mix, don't rule yourself out.

What you'll do

• Build our company and people data: enrichment for accounts and contacts, entity resolution and account hierarchy, ICP fit scoring, and reliable syncs between Salesforce and our warehouse (ClickHouse), with shared definitions the whole team works from.

• Own signals: product usage from Flow, intent, hiring, and job changes, turned into prioritized accounts and timely alerts for reps. That includes product-qualified leads, the teams already using Flow that should be talking to sales.

• Run programmatic outbound: signal-based plays, account research and personalization, sequencing, and the attribution that shows which plays are worth scaling. Sales and marketing shape the plays with you; you build what runs them.