About the role
At some point in the future, every business will answer their phone with voice AI. We are building the platform that makes it possible.
Phonely builds conversational voice AI agents for high volume phone workflows. Our customers use us to qualify leads, book appointments, route calls, and resolve real customer conversations in production. We are growing fast and just getting started, which means our GTM engine is being built in real time, and we need someone to own the systems and data that make it run.
About the Role
This is the seat that sits between RevOps and Strategy & Ops. You'll own the systems and data behind our go-to-market motion, and you'll stay flexible enough to pick up whatever the business needs next. Some weeks you're deep in HubSpot workflows. Other weeks you're running an analysis for leadership or untangling a process gap nobody else has claimed. It's not a fixed lane, and it's not a traditional RevOps role.
You'll report directly to the Chief of Staff and have real visibility into how the whole GTM engine is built. This is a role for someone hungry and looking to grow fast, who wants a front-row seat to the decisions that actually move the company. You'll get real ownership and real exposure to impactful, cross-functional work from day one, ideally paired with a foundation in structured problem-solving (think consulting rigor) and a real appetite for startup speed and ambiguity. This role is in office 5 days a week in San Francisco.
What You'll Do
• Support the forecasting cadence, pipeline reviews, and revenue reporting leadership relies on
• Run ad hoc analyses (win/loss trends, funnel bottlenecks, campaign ROI) that shape leadership decisions
• Own HubSpot end-to-end: pipeline stages, deal properties, lead routing, and workflow automation
• Build and maintain reporting and dashboards for pipeline, forecasting, and funnel conversion across our SMB and Enterprise motions
• Design and document GTM processes as the team scales: lead qualification, SDR/AE handoffs, deal desk basics
• Take on undefined, high-priority work as it lands, and project-manage the cross-functional initiatives that don't have an obvious owner yet
