Ollama
Ollama is the easiest way to automate your work using open models, while keeping your data safe.
- Open roles
- 8
- New role every
- ~11.2 days
Company signals
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- Location
- Palo Alto, California, United States of America
- Workplace
- Onsite
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Marketing
- Posted
- Jul 09, 2026
Last verified live 4 days, 8 hours ago · checked directly on the company's Ashby
GTM Engineer
at Ollama
Ollama is the most popular way for developers to access open models. What started as an open-source, local-first runtime is now the largest developer network in the open-model ecosystem: 8.9 million monthly active developers and over 67,000+ community-built integrations. We're backed by Y Combinator, Benchmark, 8VC, and Theory Ventures.
Our team is small and talent dense. We're flat, low-ego, and fast-moving. We like people who are truth-seeking, passionate, design-driven, and who enjoy shipping code.
About the role
You'll build the systems and automation that power Ollama's go-to-market — the connective tissue between product, sales, and customer engineering. This is a hybrid engineering role for someone who thinks like a builder and cares about go-to-market. You'll instrument Ollama’s sales funnel, wire product-usage signals into the sales motion, automate Ollama’s customer funnel, and build the internal tools to help map out customer use cases better.
What you'll do
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Instrument the customer funnel from first local install to cloud, team, and enterprise
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Wire CRM, product analytics, billing, and communication tools into one coherent GTM stack
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Build internal tools and workflows that let GTM move fast without a big team
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Run experiments on conversion across the funnel and decide with data
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Partner with sales, customer engineering, product, and PMM
You may be a fit if
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You're an engineer who wants to work on revenue, or a GTM-leaning builder who can code
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You've built internal tools, data pipelines, or revenue growth systems
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You have strong full-stack and data skills
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You think in funnels, experiments, and measurement
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You're comfortable in ambiguity and ship fast