Fenil Parekh GTM Engineer SF Bay Area
I ship the AI agents that run go-to-market.
I build the inbound, outbound, paid, and email systems that revenue teams run on. The agents that operate them ship as code — failure modes named, architecture in the open.
What is a GTM Engineer?
A GTM engineer builds go-to-market with code instead of headcount — the outbound, inbound, paid, and email systems a revenue team runs on, plus the AI agents that operate them.
I build two kinds. Internal agents work pipeline alongside the team. Go-to-market agents run a channel on their own.
They break in completely different ways. Figuring out where each one breaks is most of the job.
- Outreach
Watch it run
An agent working a live pipeline — not a slide about one.
A short, unedited screen recording of one of the builds in the library doing its job.
View allThe actual builds — code, diagrams, and what broke. Made solo, in public.
Reframing my case studies and writing the first blog post.
GTM engineer, CS background, based in the Bay Area. I'd rather ship a working agent than write another playbook about one — so everything here is built in the open, including the parts that broke.
It's one system, not four channels.
Outbound, inbound, paid, and email get run as four separate jobs. They're really one system. Go-to-market agents run a channel directly; internal agents work beside the team — and what they do becomes the signal that aims the next move.
Working on something? Hit me up.
Whether it's an agent, the architecture behind one, or a problem you're circling — I'm happy to talk it through.
HRTech ATS-signal outbound
Watches job-requisition signals, qualifies accounts, surfaces them to SDRs with context one-pagers.
RevOps single source of truth
Schema reconciliation + dedup architecture so AEs and ops aren't fighting CRM drift.
Programmatic SEO at 10k pages
Inbound infrastructure that ships 10k+ pages without tripping crawl budget, indexability, or quality thresholds.