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AI-Based RevOps / GTM Engineer

RevX · Hyderabad, India

About this role

RevX seeks an AI-Based RevOps / GTM Engineer to build AI-powered workflows and automation systems for mid-market B2B and enterprise clients. The role combines Revenue Operations, go-to-market strategy and AI to improve prospecting, pipeline management and other revenue processes.

Responsibilities

  • Design and deploy workflows for prospecting, lead enrichment, outbound sequencing and pipeline management. Use Clay, Apollo and custom LLM integrations for enrichment and signal-driven outreach.
  • Build automation pipelines connecting HubSpot, Salesforce and third-party tools through APIs, Zapier, Make or custom scripts. Architect data flows covering ideal customer profile (ICP) definition, segmentation, lead routing, scoring and handoff.
  • Develop and prompt-engineer AI agents for sales enablement, SDR automation and CRM hygiene. Work with RevOps consultants and client GTM teams to identify automation opportunities, and document systems, playbooks and technical architecture for handoffs.

Requirements

The job information lists 5–8 years of work experience; the must-have requirements specify 3–6 years in RevOps, GTM engineering, marketing or sales automation, or a related technical role. Candidates need hands-on experience with AI tools and LLMs, including prompt engineering, fine-tuning workflows or AI-assisted automation; proficiency with Clay, waterfall enrichment and GTM signal activation; knowledge of HubSpot and/or Salesforce APIs, workflows and data architecture; experience with prospecting tools such as Apollo or LinkedIn Sales Navigator; and comfort with scripting or no-code/low-code automation. Systems thinking across revenue tools, data and processes is required.

Preferred

Experience building custom GPTs or AI agents, integrating OpenAI or Anthropic APIs, using ABM platforms or intent data providers, or working in B2B SaaS or a RevOps agency.

The full-time role has a hybrid arrangement based in the Hyderabad office, with flexible remote days. Benefits listed include a competitive salary with performance incentives, access to premium GTM and AI tools, and mentorship.

For full details about this role, click “Apply on company site” to view the employer’s original posting.

Skills for this role

Revenue OperationsGTM engineeringAI workflow automationLarge language modelsPrompt engineeringAI agentsClayApolloHubSpotSalesforceAPIsZapierMakePythonJavaScriptn8nLinkedIn Sales NavigatorLead enrichmentWaterfall enrichmentLead scoringLead routingCRM data architectureOpenAI APIAnthropic API6senseDemandbase

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01

Understand the role

What matters most

  • Deploy AI-powered GTM workflows

    Design and deploy workflows for prospecting, lead enrichment, outbound sequencing, and pipeline management, using Clay, Apollo, and LLM integrations for signal-driven outreach.

  • Integrate revenue tools

    Build and maintain automation pipelines connecting HubSpot, Salesforce, and third-party tools through APIs, Zapier, Make, or custom scripts.

  • Architect the lead lifecycle

    Design data flows from ICP definition and segmentation through lead routing, scoring, and handoff. The role calls for systems thinking across tools, data, and revenue processes.

  • Build AI agents for operational work

    Develop and prompt-engineer agents for sales enablement, SDR automation, and CRM hygiene, backed by hands-on experience with AI tools and LLMs.

  • Turn client needs into handoff-ready systems

    Work with RevOps consultants and client GTM teams to identify automation opportunities, build scalable solutions, and document systems, playbooks, and technical architecture.

Likely challenges to think through

  • Balancing enrichment coverage with data quality

    Preparation hypothesis: waterfall enrichment and signal-driven outreach may create tension between finding enough usable records and trusting the resulting data. Prepare to explain how you would validate signals and decide when a lead is ready for outreach.

  • Maintaining consistent CRM data across automations

    Preparation hypothesis: pipelines spanning CRM APIs and third-party tools may make routing and handoffs difficult to keep consistent. Prepare a design approach for field ownership, duplicate handling, failure visibility, and testing before deployment.

  • Balancing client-specific needs with scalable handoffs

    Preparation hypothesis: tailoring solutions for different client GTM teams may compete with the role's emphasis on scalability and documentation. Prepare to describe what you would standardize, what you would customize, and how you would make the result maintainable after handoff.

03

Practice your answers

Technical practice

How would you turn an ICP definition into usable GTM segments?

What to coverThe role includes architecting data flows from ICP definition through segmentation. Suggested preparation (inference): explain how you would select attributes, handle missing data, and check whether segments are useful for prospecting and routing.

How would you design a Clay waterfall-enrichment workflow?

What to coverThe posting specifically calls for Clay proficiency, waterfall enrichment, and GTM signal activation. Suggested preparation (inference): describe source order, fallback logic, deduplication, and how you would assess coverage and data quality before activating a signal.

How would you connect prospecting signals to outbound sequencing?

What to coverRevX names Apollo, prospecting, and signal-driven outreach as part of the work. Suggested preparation (inference): discuss what makes a signal actionable, how contacts enter a sequence, and how you would avoid irrelevant or duplicate outreach.

How would you integrate HubSpot or Salesforce with another revenue tool?

What to coverThe role calls for CRM integrations using APIs, automation platforms, or scripts. Suggested preparation (inference): walk through field mapping, record matching, authentication, error handling, and how you would detect and recover from failed syncs.

How would you design lead scoring, routing, and handoff as one data flow?

What to coverScoring, routing, and handoff are explicit responsibilities. Suggested preparation (inference): explain the inputs and decision points, ownership of each stage, and how you would test ambiguous or incomplete records.

How would you evaluate an LLM agent for sales enablement or SDR automation?

What to coverThe posting calls for developing and prompt-engineering AI agents for both uses. Suggested preparation (inference): describe prompt and context design, representative test cases, human review points, and criteria for deciding whether an output is usable.

How would you use AI to improve CRM hygiene without introducing bad data?

What to coverAI agents for CRM hygiene are part of the advertised work. Suggested preparation (inference): distinguish tasks suitable for automated cleanup from those needing review, and explain validation, auditability, and correction of erroneous updates.

How would you assess whether a pipeline-management automation is working?

What to coverAutomating pipeline management is a stated responsibility. Suggested preparation (inference): define the workflow's intended change, examine adoption and data quality alongside pipeline measures, and distinguish automation failures from process issues.

When would you use an API script instead of Zapier, Make, or another low-code tool?

What to coverThe role explicitly supports APIs, custom scripts, and no-code or low-code automation. Suggested preparation (inference): compare control, maintainability, monitoring, failure recovery, and the complexity of the data flow rather than assuming one approach is always best.

Behavioural practice

Tell me about a time you translated a GTM team's problem into an automation plan.

What to coverThe role involves partnering with RevOps consultants and client GTM teams to identify opportunities. Suggested preparation (inference): use a real situation, your discovery and prioritization actions, and the resulting decision or outcome.

Describe a time stakeholders disagreed about a revenue-process change.

What to coverCross-functional work across tools, data, and processes is central to this role. Suggested preparation (inference): give a real situation, how you surfaced trade-offs and reached a decision, and what happened afterward.

Tell me about an automation that failed or produced unexpected data.

What to coverBuilding and maintaining revenue-tool integrations is an explicit responsibility. Suggested preparation (inference): explain the actual failure, your troubleshooting and communication, and the result or preventive change.

Describe a time you handed off a technical workflow to another team.

What to coverThe posting calls for documenting systems, playbooks, and technical architecture for client handoffs. Suggested preparation (inference): describe the situation, what you documented or demonstrated, and how you determined the receiving team could use it.

Tell me about a time you evaluated a new AI or GTM tool for practical use.

What to coverThe role asks for staying current with evolving AI and GTM tooling and bringing useful approaches to engagements. Suggested preparation (inference): use a real example showing the need, your evaluation actions and trade-offs, and the outcome without overstating its impact.

02

Sharpen your knowledge

Topics to prepare

  • Revenue lifecycle architecture

    Map a hypothetical mid-market B2B lead from ICP definition and segmentation through routing, scoring, handoff and pipeline management; explain where data or ownership could break down. These stages are explicitly named in the role.

  • Waterfall enrichment and GTM signals

    Sketch an enrichment decision tree: when to try another data source, how to handle missing or conflicting fields, and which signals could trigger outreach. RevX explicitly requires Clay proficiency, waterfall enrichment and GTM signal activation.

  • CRM data and integration design

    Draw a conceptual data flow between a prospecting source and HubSpot or Salesforce, including field mapping, duplicate handling and update ownership. The posting calls for CRM data architecture, APIs and workflows.

  • LLMs in revenue workflows

    Compare AI-assisted sales enablement, SDR automation and CRM hygiene tasks; for each, note what input an agent needs and where a human review would be prudent. The tasks are advertised; review points are a preparation suggestion, not a stated requirement.

  • Prospecting through pipeline management

    Trace how an enriched prospect might enter outbound sequencing and then be represented in the pipeline. Identify the handoffs that an automation must preserve. The posting explicitly spans prospecting, sequencing and pipeline management.

Skills to revise

  • Clay enrichment workflow

    Practice outlining a Clay workflow that enriches a small sample of fictional accounts, records which waterfall step supplied each field and flags incomplete results. Clay and waterfall enrichment are must-haves.

  • CRM API and workflow mapping

    Using a hypothetical lead record, draft the fields and API operations needed to create or update it in HubSpot or Salesforce, then specify a routing workflow. The role calls for working knowledge of at least one of these CRMs.

  • Cross-tool automation

    Prototype or diagram a pipeline using one posting-listed option—Zapier, Make or a custom script—that transfers an enrichment result to a CRM; include retry and duplicate-handling steps. Building and maintaining these integrations is a stated responsibility.

  • Prompt-engineered agent

    Write and test a prompt for a fictional CRM-hygiene or sales-enablement task, using sample records to check output consistency and flag uncertain results. AI-assisted automation and prompt engineering are required areas; agent development is a stated responsibility.

  • Prospecting and sequencing setup

    In Apollo or LinkedIn Sales Navigator, rehearse defining a hypothetical target segment and outlining an outbound sequence informed by an enrichment signal. The posting names these prospecting tools and signal-driven outreach.

  • Client handoff documentation

    Draft a one-page playbook for one of the practice workflows covering its data flow, trigger, owner and failure handling. RevX explicitly expects systems, playbooks and technical architecture to be documented for client handoffs.

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Your preparation checklist

  • Prepare a GTM workflow walkthrough

    Posting: RevX builds workflows for prospecting, enrichment, outbound sequencing and pipeline management. Prep: Select a real project, if available, and outline the problem, architecture, your contribution and observed results; otherwise, use a clearly labeled design example.

  • Diagram an enrichment-to-handoff design

    Posting: The role uses Clay, waterfall enrichment and GTM signals, with data flows spanning ICP definition, segmentation, scoring, routing and handoff. Prep: Draw a sample flow showing inputs, enrichment fallbacks, signal triggers and CRM handoff rules.

  • Show CRM integration evidence

    Posting: HubSpot and/or Salesforce APIs, workflows and data architecture are must-have knowledge; integrations may use APIs, Make, Zapier or scripts. Prep: Bring an architecture diagram or sanitized example that explains field mappings, synchronization, error handling and how you would verify records.

  • Prepare an AI automation example

    Posting: The role develops and prompt-engineers AI agents for sales enablement, SDR automation and CRM hygiene. Prep: Walk through an actual example if available, or a labeled proposal, including prompts, tool inputs, human review and a way to check output quality.

  • Draft a client handoff artifact

    Posting: The engineer works with RevOps consultants and client GTM teams and documents systems, playbooks and technical architecture. Prep: Create a one-page sample handoff covering the business goal, workflow owner, dependencies, operating steps and failure escalation.

  • Write targeted questions for RevX

    Posting: RevX serves mid-market B2B and enterprise clients; the page lists 5–8 years under Job Information but 3–6 years under must-haves. Prep: Ask how client teams prioritize automation opportunities, what a successful handoff includes, and which experience range governs this role.

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