Looking for a technical founder for a startup

I’m looking for a technical co-founder.

And I want to make one thing clear:

This isn’t an idea I saw online last week and suddenly decided to turn into a startup.

I’ve spent the last 2.5+ years working in Sales, GTM and RevOps.

I’ve worked with companies doing €1M ARR.
I’ve worked with companies doing €8M ARR.
And I’ve worked with companies doing €50M+ ARR.

As their GTM engineer and RevOps manager.

I’ve built RevOps systems from scratch.

I’ve worked alongside sales teams every single day.

I’ve seen how they prospect.
How they manage their pipeline.
How they use their CRM.
Where they waste hours.
Where existing tools fail them.

And there’s one specific problem I keep seeing over and over again.

I believe there’s a real business to build around it.

Now I’m looking for the person to build it with me.

I don’t care if you have a full-time job.

I have one too. I’m currently working in RevOps at a SaaS company in France.

What I do care about is commitment.

I’m not looking for someone who already has 6 side projects and wants to make this their 7th.

I’m looking for someone who genuinely wants to build something.

Someone who believes in me as much as I’ll believe in them.

Someone willing to put real time, energy, and ownership into this.

I genuinely believe this can become something big.

But more importantly, I want to build it with the right person.

If you’re technical, entrepreneurial, and this sounds like you, send me a DM.

Let’s talk, get to know each other, and see if we’re the right fit to build this together.

P.S. Don't talk to me if you built a few SaaS ideas with Claude Code or Codex.

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u/Street-Tomorrow6087 — 8 days ago
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Picking gtm tools for a 3.5M/year company

I just started my role as a revops manager and i’m looking to make some radical changes when it comes to tools.

When it comes to the orchestrator tool, we were using clay but we’re doing a huge cleaning for the CRM, so the idea of actions was very inconvenient for me.

I had a call with bitscale and another one scheduled with Cargo, i think i’ll pick bitscale for its similarity with clay but without the actions restrictions.

Second is the sequencing tool.

They’re using amplemarket but i havent used it before and i saw we have a lot of restrictions when it comes to the mcp or automating things.

But they have a good database unlike lemlist but what i prefer about lemlist is their sequencing, lemwarm,mcp and ai agents.

So in case i want ti move to lemlist, what do you recommend as tool to build our lead lists.

For intent signals we’re considering using lonescale, and huge company in france in which i know their growth lead, they’re using it.

Looking forward to hearing the opinions of revops leaders who have already did this transaction.

Thank you in advance

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u/Street-Tomorrow6087 — 23 days ago
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looking for a contract-based GTM Engineering role

Hello everyone,

I have 2 years of experience in the GTM space and have built outbound systems for some of Europe's fastest-growing SaaS companies.

I was the first GTM Engineer at Yousign, where I built outbound systems from the ground up with my manager. Before that, I worked at a sales intelligence SaaS company as their first GTM Engineer, helping create and scale their outbound infrastructure from scratch.

I'm currently looking for a contract-based GTM Engineering role, ideally aligned with US time zones.

What I can help with:
• Building and scaling your outbound system using Claude Code
• Designing end-to-end GTM workflows and automations
• Setting up outbound infrastructure that generates pipeline consistently
• Running and optimizing the entire system from a single environment

Results:
• First company: Generated $30K in profit within the first few months
• Second company: Helped close $200K in revenue through outbound

I'm happy to share specific use cases, workflows, and results from previous projects.

If you're a SaaS company or agency looking for a GTM Engineer, feel free to reach out.

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u/Street-Tomorrow6087 — 4 months ago