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Tanagram

Founding Technical GTM Operator/Engineer

Tanagram, San Francisco, California, United States, 94199

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kaia@tanagram.ai

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About Tanagram Tanagram’s mission is to accelerate agentic coding.

We extract engineering learnings buried in real codebases, PRs, code reviews, incident post-mortems, and Slack conversations, turn them into real-time guardrails for coding agents, and enforce them in PRs — helping teams ship faster while avoiding catastrophic mistakes.

We’re building a small, diverse team of meticulous, high-agency people who care deeply about making software development faster, safer, and more reliable — and who can speak credibly to engineers because they’ve been in the work themselves.

About This Role This is a

highly technical GTM role

— not traditional marketing.

It’s a hybrid between:

Technical GTM / Product Marketing (PMM)

Developer-adjacent operator

Early-stage growth strategist

This is not:

A BDR role

A social media role

A pure DevRel role

You will own a meaningful slice of GTM from

0 → 1 , with real product and narrative responsibility.

This role can grow into

Head of GTM

or

Head of Product Marketing .

Location:

San Francisco preferred (remote ok for exceptional candidates)

What You’ll Own Core KPIs

High velocity of GTM experiments

High-quality inbound (quality > quantity)

Credible technical conversations with founders, CTOs, and tech leads

Experiment & Learn (Hands-On)

Fast experiments across Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Reddit, and technical communities

Messaging × persona × channel testing

Landing pages, hooks, loops, and demo flows

Analyze and report learnings quickly

Own Positioning & Messaging (Technical)

Refine ICP (starting with Founding CTOs, Staff+ engineers, and tech leads)

Build messaging frameworks grounded in real engineering pain

Create value props engineers actually believe

Improve demo framing and technical narrative with founders

Build & Demo (Important)

Build or vibe-code your own demos

Modify example repos, workflows, or integrations

Walk engineers through how Tanagram works in practice

Translate real dev workflows into compelling stories

Create Early Inbound Motion

Help engineers care about the product

Founder posts, technical narratives, experiments

Seed early SEO with technically credible content

Build Outbound Motion (Selective & Technical)

Personalized, high-signal outbound

Repeatable tactics that engineers respond to

Spark thoughtful, high-quality conversations

Surface Opportunities

Events, meetups, dinners, conferences

Angel / advisor intros

Launch coordination

What Success Looks Like (First 90 Days)

Consistent experiment → learning loops

ICP hypotheses validated or killed

Meaningful inbound from engineers and technical founders

Sharper, more technical demo narrative

Clear understanding of which GTM motions actually work

You Might Be a Fit If You

Can

build, prototype, or code

demos yourself

Are technically fluent (you don’t need to be a staff engineer, but you can hold your own)

Understand real developer workflows (PRs, CI, incidents, reviews, on-call)

Write clearly and precisely

Have strong messaging taste and technical intuition

Enjoy ambiguity and rapid experimentation

Are very online in developer communities

Are high-agency and collaborative

Can switch between execution and strategic thinking

Not a Fit If You

Need detailed direction

Move slowly

Don’t like writing

Don’t like talking to engineers

Prefer rigid roadmaps

Want strict lane boundaries

Want a marketing role without technical depth

Why You’ll Love Working Here

Shape GTM from 0 → 1

Work directly with founders

Have real product and narrative impact

Massive autonomy

Help make agentic coding safer and more reliable

Fast learning, fast iteration, real ownership

Compensation Depending on the relevance and depth of your experience:

$140k–$180k salary

0.3%–0.7% equity

Medical, dental, vision insurance

MacBook

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