fig. 01 I'm a GTM engineer in the San Francisco Bay Area. I build two kinds of AI agents. Internal ones sit with the GTM team — AEs, SDRs, RevOps — and take the grind out of working pipeline. Go-to-market ones run a channel themselves, with a human watching. They're built differently and they break differently, and most of my job is knowing how.
The work I care about is where AI agents meet revenue systems — and that's where the next decade of go-to-market is getting rewritten. Search is turning into answer engines. Agents are doing the research and the personalization. Channels that used to need headcount are becoming things you engineer. I want to be one of the few people who can stand at that intersection and point to the code and the case studies behind it.
How I work
six principles-
Architecture beats tools.
architectureTools change every quarter. The architecture of how data, intelligence, and activation fit together does not. Encyclopedia content here uses category-level language; tool specifics live on /stack.
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Failure modes are the credibility signal.
reliabilityEvery case study names what broke. Every encyclopedia page names the constraints — deliverability, crawl budget, brand-voice drift, attribution gaps — that decide whether a system survives production.
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Numbers come from real builds or they don't appear.
rigorNo projected pipeline, no aggregated CAC, no "typical open rate." Just the runtime, the token spend, the dedup pass rate, the pages indexed — from a specific build, attributed to a specific case study.
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TDD on agents is non-negotiable.
qualityPytest unit tests on every agent node, integration tests on external APIs with VCR-recorded fixtures, LLM-as-judge eval sets that gate prompt regressions in CI.
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Internal vs. go-to-market is a real distinction.
taxonomyMost "agentic GTM" content blurs the two. Internal agents have implicit supervision (a human reviews every output). Go-to-market agents have explicit supervision (HITL gate, brand-voice validator, factuality check).
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Built and broken in the open.
transparencyI write up what I ship and what breaks. The library and the newsletter are how that work adds up into something that still holds when someone checks it.
Work history
four entries- 2025 — Present Marketing Boutique INC current
Lead GTM Engineer (consulting)
Deployed zero-to-one agentic GTM infrastructure across HR Tech B2B SaaS startups and e-commerce CPG brands at $30M+ Amazon revenue. Built production reasoning loops in Python with schema-validated JSON outputs and human-in-the-loop approval gates. Strict TDD: pytest per agent node, integration tests with VCR fixtures, LLM-as-judge evals gating prompt regressions in CI.
- agentic GTM
- $30M+ CPG
- HR Tech B2B SaaS
stack- Python · daily
- TDD · pytest
- HITL gates
- LLM-as-judge evals
- 2023 — 2025 Ezyhire archived
Founding GTM Engineer (ABM & Demand Gen)
Built a zero-touch outbound engine: waterfall enrichment across multiple data providers, RAG-grounded LLM prompts generating hyper-personalized first-touches, factuality validation before every send. Wired intent signals into routing logic surfacing high-intent accounts to AEs in Slack within minutes. Provisioned outbound infrastructure with warm-up, domain rotation, and algorithmic load-balancing.
- zero-touch outbound
- <5min intent→AE
- 80%+ enrichment hit
stack- waterfall enrichment
- RAG-grounded LLMs
- factuality validation
- warm-up + rotation
- 2021 — 2022 CA-One Tech Cloud archived
Demand Generation Manager
40% pipeline-velocity lift via CRM nurture sequences with behavioral segmentation. Built marketing-to-Salesforce sync with JSON webhooks pulling speed-to-lead from 24h to <5min. Topic-cluster SEO strategy delivered 3× organic inbound. Paid across Google/Meta/LinkedIn/Reddit — 30% CAC reduction at 4× ROAS.
- +40% pipeline velocity
- 3× organic inbound
- −30% CAC
- 4× ROAS
stack- CRM nurture
- JSON webhooks
- topic-cluster SEO
- paid · multi-channel
- 2017 — 2021 Embtel Solutions archived
Growth Marketing Manager
Full-funnel digital campaigns for SMB clients — landing pages, ad network configuration, attribution — 25% YoY revenue growth. Configured tracking schemas across GTM and GA, improving ROI 30%. CRO-optimized landing pages with A/B testing: 40% lift visitor-to-lead. Parallel SEO and PPC programs that delivered 3× MQL.
- +25% YoY revenue
- +30% ROI
- +40% v→l lift
- 3× MQL
stack- SMB digital
- attribution
- A/B testing
- SEO + PPC
Skills + tech stack
nine layersTools I've shipped real builds on, grouped by layer. The exhaustive "what I use and why" page is at /stack.
- Primary language + engineering 07
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- Python (daily)
- TDD with pytest
- VCR integration tests
- LLM-as-judge evals
- GitHub Actions CI
- Docker
- REST/GraphQL APIs
- Agent frameworks + LLM 07
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- LangChain
- LangGraph
- Claude Agent SDK
- Anthropic Managed Agents
- MCP
- RAG retrieval
- schema-validated outputs
- Deployment + observability 04
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- AWS Lambda + EventBridge
- Modal
- Render
- LangSmith
- Workflow orchestration 03
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- Make.com
- n8n
- Zapier
- Data + enrichment 07
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- Clay
- Apollo.io
- Prospeo
- 6sense
- Factors.ai
- Apify
- LinkedIn Sales Navigator
- Intelligence 05
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- OpenAI API
- Anthropic API
- custom retrievers
- brand-voice validators
- LLM-as-judge evaluators
- Activation 07
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- Smartlead
- HeyReach
- LinkedIn Ads
- Meta Ads
- Google Ads
- Outreach.io
- Salesloft
- CRM 03
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- Salesforce (REST API)
- HubSpot
- Attio
- Analytics 05
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- GA4
- Hockeystack
- Looker Studio
- SEMrush
- Ahrefs
Education
M.S. Computer Science
ITU, San Jose
Résumé
fenil-parekh-resume.pdf
Contact
- LinkedIn DM · best for time-sensitive ↗
- X / Twitter public · short ↗
- GitHub code · issues ↗
- Email [email protected] ↗
Or use the contact form.