Founding GTM – Sales

What You’ll Do
Own the sales process end-to-end — From prospecting and outreach through discovery, demo, negotiation, and close. You’ll run the full cycle and learn what resonates with CPG operators firsthand.

Build the sales blueprint — Document what works: qualifying criteria, objection handling, discovery frameworks, demo scripts, pricing conversations. Turn early wins into a repeatable playbook that scales beyond you.

Partner with the GTM engineer and CEO — Work in lockstep with our GTM engineer and CEO as a tight three-person GTM unit. You’ll define ideal customer signals and feed insights from calls back into the outbound systems the engineer is building, while the CEO brings firsthand buyer empathy and domain credibility to high-value conversations.

Run discovery that earns trust — Our buyers are operators, not executives shopping for software. You’ll need to understand their workflows deeply enough to diagnose problems they haven’t fully articulated — and connect those to how Jampack solves them.

Shape positioning and messaging — Your conversations with prospects are the front line of our market intelligence. You’ll help refine how we talk about Jampack across the website, outbound sequences, and marketing content.

Close and expand — Land new customers and identify expansion opportunities within accounts. Build relationships that turn early adopters into advocates.

What We’re Looking For
3+ years in a B2B sales, account executive, or business development role — ideally selling to operations or supply chain buyers at an early-stage startup.

You’ve sold into small-to-mid-market companies and are comfortable with a consultative, operator-first sales approach (not high-volume transactional selling).

Strong discovery skills — you ask better questions than your competitors and you genuinely enjoy understanding how businesses run.

Experience building or contributing to a sales playbook. You’ve been at a company early enough to shape the process, not just inherit it.

Familiarity with the CPG, food & beverage, or supply chain ecosystem is a strong plus. You don’t need to be an expert on day one, but you should be excited to become one.

Comfort with GTM tools (CRM, sequencing, enrichment) and an appreciation for how systems and automation amplify sales efforts. You’ll be working closely with a GTM engineer — you should be excited about that, not confused by it.

Scrappy and self-directed — you’ll set your own priorities, build your own pipeline, and figure out what works by doing, not by waiting for a playbook to be handed to you.