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About the role

About Us: Mudita Studios is a venture studio building and investing in AI-native-software companies. We systematically validate markets, pressure-test business models, and back exceptional operators to scale the most promising concepts. We’re looking for an AI GTM Engineer — someone who thrives at the intersection of growth strategy, product-led motion, and hands-on experimentation. This role is perfect for someone who wants to shape and scale multiple early-stage AI ventures from the ground up.
What You’ll Do: Collaborate with CEOs and founders-in-residence to translate GTM strategy into execution. Support go-to-market (GTM) strategy across multiple portfolio companies — from early validation to launch to scale. Build and code systems to help set up tooling/automation (CRM, analytics, marketing automation, growth ops infrastructure).Develop and own acquisition funnels across channels (LinkedIn, Twitter, TikTok, email, SEO, content).
What We’re Looking For: Former founders, former agency owners, heads of growth, and up-and-coming go-to-market engineers Hands-on builders driving growth experiments and automation (no waiting for perfect decks — you ship tests fast).Familiar with PLG (product-led growth) motions and B2B SaaS go-to-market. Strong digital marketing toolkit — performance ads, SEO/SEM, social, content, and community-led growth. Technical fluency: Cutting edge with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode to build automation tools, analytics dashboards, or light no-code builds.
Why Join Us:
  • Shape the GTM playbook for a portfolio of AI-native startups.
  • Work directly with the venture studio founders and CEOs of our companies.
  • Near unlimited AI budget
  • Learn and scale across multiple industries and products — not just one.
  • Early seat at the table: help shape how we grow and launch companies over the next 90 days and beyond.
Location: Flexible (remote with option to co-locate in key hubs).

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