Solve for the long term
Fix the system behind the symptom, so the fix still works next quarter.
For Seed-Series A founders
I run GTM Engineering and RevOps at Datarails, where my systems generate $2M+ in opportunities every week. With Seed-Series A founders, I define the role, source the right people and onboard your first GTM Engineer until they ship pipeline.
How I work
Fix the system behind the symptom, so the fix still works next quarter.
Weekly reviews of what worked, and small changes instead of big rewrites.
Do one thing well, document it and repeat it. That's what compounds.
Five parts of GTM · four suits and a joker
Every company gets a different shuffle. The cards are the same tools everyone has. The order you play them in is the strategy.
Why the first GTM Engineer stalls
Clay, SQL, copywriting, CRM admin and sales, all in one person. Nobody fits, or the wrong person says yes.
Tool names on a CV say little. Nobody checks whether the candidate has actually shipped pipeline.
They land with no ICP, messy data and no plan, and spend the first quarter cleaning up instead of building.
How it works · one engagement, four stages
Timings are typical for a Seed-Series A team. We set the real ones on the scoping call.
A role that's clear and measurable
A shortlist with my notes on each candidate
A GTM Engineer who ships in week one
Pipeline you can measure
After day one
They report to you or your head of sales. I work with them every week on the tools and the data, next to that manager.
Not a recruiter
| A typical recruiter | Working with me | |
|---|---|---|
| The role | Takes your job description as written | Rewrites it around what the role must deliver in 90 days |
| The screen | Keywords and years of experience | A hands-on technical screen and an assignment on your stack |
| After day one | Out of the picture | Weekly hands-on support next to their manager |
| Where it ends | The contract is signed | Live plays and pipeline you can measure |
| Who you work with | A generalist across many roles | A GTM Engineer and RevOps Manager who runs these systems at Datarails |
Ways to work together
Fixed scope and a fixed price, set on the scoping call.
Know exactly who you're looking for, and how to tell.
All four stages, end to end.
For a GTM Engineer who just joined, or is about to.
The community
My community covers every seniority, from first roles to heads of RevOps, and I hold 100+ CVs of Israeli GTM professionals.
It grows every week, so your shortlist starts with people I already know.
Who you'd work with
B2B GTM Engineer and RevOps Manager at Datarails, AI operations builder and advisor. Before that I ran MSP partnerships for a US cloud provider, led marketing and growth teams, built lead gen systems for B2B companies and grew three professional communities to more than 46,000 members.
Founder FAQ
Usually once founder-led sales has shown you who buys and why, and the next bottleneck is volume and data rather than the pitch. If you're not there yet, the Role Definition Sprint will tell you.
At Seed-Series A it's often one person. The scorecard decides the mix: how much of the first 90 days goes to building pipeline and how much to fixing CRM, data and reporting.
An agency's work ends when the contract is signed. Mine is built around the role definition and the onboarding: a scorecard before anyone is sourced, and weekly hands-on support until there's pipeline to show.
Each engagement has a fixed scope and a fixed price, set on the scoping call.
Yes. Role definitions, interviews and onboarding run in English or Hebrew, whatever your team uses.
Your stage, your motion and who's selling now. On the call I'll tell you what I'd do first.