your mission
• Product meetings — structured conversations with supply chain operators to validate features, get input on roadmap, and build relationships that convert into pipeline over time
• Sales meetings — qualified conversations with decision-makers at ICP accounts who understand what Epoch does and want to see it.
You own everything up to the meeting. The founder closes.
How to apply
• A short note on why this role fits you
• One real example of how you got a meeting at a company where nobody knew your brand — name the company, the person, the angle you used, and how many touches it took
• Your LinkedIn profile
We will know if you wrote this with LLMs. We screen every application for AI-generated content. Be specific, be detailed, be you.
your profile
What You'll Actually Do
• Research target accounts — understand their supply chain, recent news, pain points, org structure
• Identify the right buyer (VP Supply Chain, Head of Procurement, COO, Plant Director)
• Write hyper-personalized outbound that earns a reply from someone who's never heard of us
• Build and run multi-touch sequences across email, LinkedIn, and warm intro paths
• Mine existing networks
• Frame meetings as value exchanges, not sales pitches
• Manage HubSpot pipeline, track outreach, report on conversion at every step
• Coordinate event follow-ups, podcast/webinar appearances, and content seeding that generates inbound
• Work directly with the founder daily
You're a Fit If
• You've done outbound at a B2B startup where nobody knew the brand — and got meetings anyway
• You can research a company and write a message that makes a VP stop scrolling
• You're comfortable working in manufacturing / supply chain / industrial context (or learn fast)
• You think in angles, not templates
• You write well in English. German is a strong plus.
• You're relentless on follow-up without being annoying
• You've used Apollo, Clay, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, HubSpot — but you know tools don't replace thinking
• You're an executor, not a strategist. You do the work, not the deck about the work.
Originally posted on Himalayas