Business Systems Engineer

Who You Are

You're a systems thinker who builds, not just administers. You genuinely love owning Salesforce, and you're just as interested in the ecosystem of tools around it: how data and processes flow between the CRM, lead routing, sales engagement, enrichment, and everything else plugged in.

You're happiest when you're knee-deep in a workflow that didn't exist yesterday, wiring together tools and data to make the GTM team move faster with less friction. You're analytically sharp, technically hands-on, and pragmatic about new technology, focused on what actually ships and what actually moves the number.

You're also detail-oriented and reliable. When something breaks, a flow misfires, an integration stops syncing, a field update doesn't cascade the way it should, you dig in, figure out whether the problem lives in Salesforce or in one of the tools around it, and fix it without needing a committee to weigh in. You understand that changes to a system this many people rely on need to be careful, tested, and reversible.

You build deep partnerships across RevOps, Sales, Marketing, Partnerships, and CS, and you enjoy making the people around you more effective and more self-sufficient. If something is broken, you fix it. If something doesn't exist yet, you build it.

Sound like you? You might be our next Business Systems Manager.
About the Role
Own the system of record

- Own Salesforce end to end: user and license management, configuration, flows, automation rules, custom objects, routing logic, data integrity, and day-to-day upkeep.

- Serve as the go-to person for how our systems connect: what triggers what, where data originates, and where it breaks when something changes upstream.

- Implement data governance including source-of-truth decisions, field standards, naming conventions, and change control with RevOps stakeholders.

- Own enrichment and data hygiene strategies including deduplication, normalization, validation, and automated QA.

- Build and maintain a data dictionary and reporting best practices so leadership can access insights self-serve.

Own the integration layer

- Own the health of integrations between Salesforce and the broader GTM stack: Apollo, ChiliPiper, Slack, marketing automation, quote-to-cash, call intelligence, and data warehouse connections.

- Build and maintain integration pipelines so data flows cleanly and systems talk to each other without manual intervention.

- Monitor data flow between systems and troubleshoot when data stops syncing correctly.

- Design and implement lead routing, territory assignment, and attribution frameworks that scale as the GTM org grows.

- Update and maintain core sales processes as the org evolves: new hires, team changes, territory and quota shifts.

Automate and improve

- Build and maintain automations that scale repetitive processes across the GTM lifecycle, from MQL activation and lead routing to account health scoring and CRM hygiene.

- Identify GTM bottlenecks and implement workflows that remove manual effort, including intelligent segmentation, auto-summarization, data entry reduction, and QA checks. Use AI where it earns its place.

- Support initiatives like automated MQL activation, SPICED coaching, and streamlined quoting that reduces dependency on traditional CPQ tools.

- Prototype quickly, productionize what works, and instrument outcomes so you can measure time saved, lift in conversion, and reduction in data defects.

Partner across the business

- Partner with Sales, Marketing, Partnerships, and Customer Success to translate process requirements into automated, scalable systems.

- Be the go-to technical resource for the RevOps team, helping non-technical operators get more out of our automation tooling as the team scales.

- Respond to ad hoc requests from Sales and RevOps to fix, adjust, or extend functionality across Salesforce and connected tools.

- Collaborate with Product Operations and Engineering when initiatives require pro