Go-to-Market Engineer

Tensec

Founded in 2023, Tensec is a global fintech that enables small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) to enter global trade and thrive by giving them access to global transaction banking solutions that are user-friendly, efficient, and secure.

Tensec founders have driven startups from foundation to exit, built decacorns, and led global teams at companies such as Pay Pal, Credit Karma, Facebook, Goldman Sachs, Visa, Mastercard, and American Express. We're putting together a world-class team to disrupt the $50 trillion cross-border b2b financial services industry by providing SMBs the financial strength to participate and win in the global economy.

We believe that successful companies and teams are directly correlated to a company's cultural DNA. At Tensec, we make a deliberate effort to create values and foster a culture able to unleash both human and organizational potential. We strongly believe that the best business results derive from teams that have a strong identification with a mission, push themselves to the edge, and love what they do.

The Tensec team is diverse and global, with members in San Francisco, New York, Miami, Monterrey, and Sao Paulo. We are funded by top venture capital firms such as Quiet Capital, Costanoa Ventures, Coinbase Ventures, Clocktower, Willow Tree, and prolific angels such as Jason Pate (Chief Strategy Officer, Plaid), Bora Chung (ex-Chief Experience Officer,  and Board Member, Remitly).

This role is open in Palo Alto, Miami, and New York following a hybrid model. We ask that you're in our office 3 days per week.

You'd build the system that finds our customers, qualifies them, reaches them, and gets smarter from every conversation we have. Two markets, Brazil and Mexico.

You'd be the first engineer dedicated to it, which means you'd design it rather than inherit it.

You will partner closely with growth marketing, engineering, and country teams in Brazil and Mexico who know these customers cold. This is a function we're staffing, not a gap we're plugging. The company already decided this is how go-to-market should work, so you would not spend your first year arguing for permission to automate something.

• The outbound engine:
  The lists, the scoring, the sending infrastructure, the sequencing. You'll work out which signals actually predict a good account for us and build the pipeline that goes and finds them. Deliverability is yours, which means domains, warming, and inbox health are yours. We use an agency for part of this today, and bringing it in-house is the clearest win sitting in front of you in your first six months.

• The sales execution layer: A brief in a rep's hands before they dial, assembled from CRM history, past calls, and market data. After the call, the transcript becomes the deal update, the follow-up, and a clean record without anyone retyping it. Internal agents for research, account mapping, and reporting.

• The data foundation:
  You'll design how our revenue data is modeled: objects, lifecycle stages, deduplication, and the pipeline reporting leadership runs the business from. Most people in this work inherit someone else's schema and spend years building around it. You'd get to draw it.

• The stack. Build-versus-buy is your call. Where a vendor earns its keep, keep it. Where it doesn't, replace it.

• You'd build the go-to-market with our compliance team, not around them. That's the price of holding licenses in three countries in a highly regulated environment.

People arrive at this work from different places. Rev Ops, growth, engineering, running outbound at an agency. We don't care which. Here's what has to be true:

• You have built things that work and keep working:
  Python, Type Script, SQL, whatever fits. AI wrote half of it? Even better! We care that you shipped it and understand it well enough.

• You've worked close to revenue:
  You've built something for a sales team and watched them use it.

• You've put a model into production, not just into a chat window:
  Prompt design, structured output, error handling, and a feel for the distance between a demo and something a licensed fintech can run.

• You know how a cold email reaches an inbox, and what breaks when it stops.

• Portuguese and English, both working. You'll sit on calls with Brazilian customers, then go build with a team spread across the US and Mexico.

• Nice to have: any exposure to logistics, trade, or cross-border payments. It takes a while to learn.

• We're considering candidates at several experience levels for this role. Base compensation ranges from $130,000 to $225,000 per year and will be tailored to your background and qualifications.

• Equity

• Medical, dental and vision

• 15 days paid time off

• Learning and development budget

Tensec is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, sexual…