GTM Analyst
iPrime Services Pvt Ltd , NCR India
About the Role
- Title: GTM Associate
- Type: Full-time
- Location: Noida, India (Hybrid)
- Work Hours: Flexible, with approximately 5–6 hours of daily overlap with US Eastern Time.
Key Responsibilities
- Research target accounts across verticals: aviation, healthcare, government, higher ed, fire.
- Track competitors: product launches, pricing moves, RFP wins, conference activity.
- Monitor RFP portals, procurement databases, and industry news for sales signals.
- Draft GTM strategy and operations documents: research briefs, account playbooks, opportunity assessments, requirement documents, and weekly leadership reports.
- Format and quality-check documents, decks, and briefing emails.
- Maintain living documents, including ICP guides, persona docs, and playbooks.
- QA the daily output of AI sales intelligence agents (built on n8n with Claude and Gemini).
- Test prompt changes, verify fixes, and document workflow execution.
- Keep CRM data clean: account tiers, contact accuracy, dedupes, and list imports.
- Track open items across projects.
- Prepare meeting materials and capture action items from key calls.
- Build and maintain distribution lists, trackers, and SOPs.
Requirements & Tech Stack
- AI-fluent: Daily use of Claude/ChatGPT/Gemini is expected.
- Excellent written English meeting US business standards.
- Obsessive attention to detail.
- High ownership and follow-through.
- Trustworthy with confidential material.
- Exposure to US B2B SaaS or public-sector sales (RFPs, government procurement) is preferred.
- Hands-on experience with n8n, Zapier, Make, Clay, Apollo, or Sales Navigator is preferred.
- Spreadsheet modeling skills (lookups, pivots, basic analysis) are preferred.
Qualifications
- Mandatory: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering from a Top Tier Engineering College (e.g., IITs, NIIT, BITS, PSG Tech, and similar).
- Preferred: MBA from any of the top 30 MBA colleges.
- Minimum 85% in 12th Boards (equivalent to CBSE).
- Individuals who do not meet these qualifications should not apply.






