Maple
Forward Deployed Engineer - Growth
New York, NY (HQ)$100k–$200kfulltimemidAdded 1 month ago
About this role
Maple is seeking a Forward Deployed Engineer to enhance their revenue-generating systems. This role involves building and automating sales pipelines, developing tools for sales representatives, and collaborating across teams to drive growth and maintain operational efficiency.
What you'll do
- Build and automate sales pipelines from lead generation to revenue
- Develop tools to enhance sales team efficiency
- Collaborate with sales, marketing, and operations to resolve bottlenecks
- Ensure data cleanliness and system reliability
- Prototype and deploy new tools and automations
- Identify and implement necessary systems for future growth
What they're looking for
- 1-3 years in a technical, ops, or growth position
- Strong business problem-solving skills
- Understanding of go-to-market strategies
- Proficient in modern software tools
- Capability to work independently
- Comfort with iterative development
- Curiosity about automated systems
Benefits
- Competitive salary with equity options
- Growing product with real user engagement
- Collaborative in-person culture and fast feedback
- Small, closely-knit team environment
- Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance
- Budget for tools and personal support
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Maple
Maple builds AI agents designed specifically for the restaurant industry, helping businesses automate operations and drive revenue growth. The company is hiring engineers across growth, product, full-stack, GTM, and ML research to develop and scale their AI-powered solutions.
View all jobs at MapleLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a time you built a growth system or pipeline from scratch. What metrics did you optimize for, and how did you know it was working?
- Describe your experience with sales/GTM tools and data (CRM, attribution, etc.). What's a bottleneck you've identified and fixed?