GTM Engineer · Account Executive · Revenue Operator

Tam Nguyen

I started as the seller using GTM systems. Now I build them.

I combine frontline sales experience with data, AI, automation, and software: TAM mapping, competitive intelligence, enrichment, account scoring, AI research, outbound infrastructure, and CRM workflows.

Houston, TXOpen to GTM Engineering rolesFormer SDR, team lead and AE

Illustrative territory
MarketDataSignalsPrioritizationOutreachPipelineRevenue
Tam Nguyen, smiling, in a light tan blazer over a white t-shirt

About

Why are we asking expensive salespeople to do work software can do better?

My degree is in Management Information Systems, and I started as a business analyst at Constellation Energy and AECOM, building the data and analysis behind their business development teams. Then I moved to the revenue side: SDR, SDR Team Lead, and Account Executive at FiscalNote, then Account Executive at Quorum.

Analyst, seller, builder. I've worked with the data behind the strategy, carried the number, and built the systems in between.

At Quorum, while carrying a quota, I scanned 50,000+ prospect websites in three days to find 5,000+ companies already paying competitors, and cut my account mapping from four hours a day to 30 minutes. Today I build GTM intelligence infrastructure that runs 100 to 500 AI research agents across an entire market overnight.

I've carried the quota, managed the territory, and built the pipeline. Now I build the systems that do the work sellers shouldn't have to.

Full resume and cover letter here
$20M+Pipeline generated or influenced across sales, consulting, and GTM programs
17.5 hrsSeller capacity returned per rep each week by cutting account mapping from 4 hours a day to 30 minutes
5,000+Competitor customers found by scanning 50,000+ prospect websites in about 3 days
~500KTargeted emails a month across 500+ sending domains and 1,000+ inboxes

How I build GTM systems

Six steps from a market to a working pipeline.

The same order every time. Each step has a real project behind it.

Map01

Find the whole market

Identify the entire addressable market, including the companies a vendor database never lists.

Shown in RoutePro and GTM Intelligence Engine

OvertureOpenMartGoogle MapsPaid databases
Enrich02

Turn businesses into accounts

Multi-source enrichment with fallback paths, reaching about 95% coverage from niche databases, providers, public data, and AI research.

Shown in GTM Intelligence Engine

Waterfall enrichmentAI researchVerification
Signal03

Find the why now

Observable reasons to reach out today: hiring, reviews, competitor usage, expansion, technology changes, growth.

Shown in Competitive Intelligence Engine

Competitor detectionHiringReviews
Prioritize04

Rank where time goes

Combine ICP fit, signals and potential value into a ranked list, so reps start each day with the best accounts.

Shown in RoutePro

ICP rulesTier A/B/CScoring
Activate05

Turn intelligence into conversations

Sending infrastructure, personalization, sequencing, and CRM workflows that hold up at 500,000 emails a month.

Shown in Outbound Infrastructure

500+ domains1,000+ inboxesSequencingCRM sync
Learn06

Feed results back in

Measure meetings, opportunities, seller capacity and pipeline, and use it to adjust targeting, scoring and messaging.

Shown in Outbound Infrastructure

Bounce under 3%Reply trackingSpot checks
TAMEnrichmentSignalsScoringContactsOutreachCRMPipelineFeedback

Code for the math, AI for judgment

Scripts handle scraping, joins, counts and checks. AI handles classification, research and writing. A script then checks the AI's output before anything moves on.

Unknown stays unknown

Missing data is left blank and flagged, never scored as zero. Scores inferred by AI are capped at a lower confidence than sourced data.

Judged by pipeline

I measure a system by the meetings and pipeline it produces. The number of automations shipped doesn't count.

How I think

The common thread is leverage.

It isn't a particular AI model, enrichment provider, or automation platform. When I look at a revenue organization, these are the questions I ask.

  1. 1
    Where are sellers spending time that doesn't require a seller?
  2. 2
    What information is missing from the CRM?
  3. 3
    Can we map the entire market instead of buying another static list?
  4. 4
    What signals tell us why an account should be contacted now?
  5. 5
    Can we turn successful individual workflows into systems the whole organization can use?
  6. 6
    Did what we built improve meetings, opportunities, seller capacity, pipeline, or revenue?The one that matters most.

Selected projects

Things I've built.

AI-native market researchIn use

GTM Intelligence Engine

Researches an organization's entire addressable market with 100 to 500 parallel AI research agents: about 50,000 companies overnight, about 95% enrichment coverage, 30-day refresh cycles.

Multi-agent researchPaid + niche + public dataAPIs
Built while selling at QuorumAdopted by RevOps

Competitive Intelligence Engine

Scanned 50,000+ prospect websites in about three days and found 5,000+ companies already paying competitors, then turned them into displacement campaigns.

Read case study
Custom scriptsSalesforceCompetitive pricing
Territory intelligenceIn development

RoutePro

Turns fragmented local-business data into mapped, enriched, Tier A/B/C territories. One modeled 35-mile territory surfaced 8,378 facilities.

Read case study
PostGISMapboxOvertureNext.js
Market activationIn use

Outbound Infrastructure

500+ sending domains and 1,000+ inboxes supporting about 500,000 targeted emails a month, with bounce rates under 3% and 1 to 3% response rates.

InstantlySmartleadPlusVibe

Experiments

What I'm testing right now.

Open questions, some with early data. None of these are finished products.

Local TAM mapping

How close can public and commercial data get to listing every business that matches an ICP?

So far: web search adds about 21 to 27% more real companies on top of Google Maps for fire protection and grease trap services.

Running

Hiring signal detection

Can job postings predict when a company is investing in a particular GTM function?

So far: 6,294 postings scraped and scored.

Running

Competitor customer discovery

Can case studies, reviews, integrations and public data reveal a competitor's customer base?

Early

Review intent detection

Can Google reviews identify companies with the exact problem a product solves, such as missed calls at a restaurant?

Early

Stack

Tools I've built with.

Data and enrichment

  • Clay
  • OpenMart
  • Overture
  • Prospeo
  • Apollo
  • Serper
  • Apify
  • Google Maps
  • Sales Navigator

AI

  • Claude
  • OpenAI
  • ChatGPT
  • Gemini
  • OpenRouter
  • Multi-agent research

Automation

  • n8n
  • APIs
  • Webhooks
  • Custom scripts

Outbound

  • Instantly
  • Smartlead
  • PlusVibe

CRM and revenue

  • Salesforce
  • HubSpot
  • Attio
  • Gong
  • Outreach
  • Salesloft

Development

  • Claude Code
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Python
  • PostgreSQL
  • PostGIS
  • Mapbox
  • Vercel

Experience

Where I've worked.

  • Founder
    D3 Revenue · revenue engines for B2B companies, from market intelligence to pipeline
    Current
  • Account Executive / GTM Engineer
    Quorum · hypergrowth B2B SaaS · official title Account Executive
    2024–2026
  • Founder / GTM Engineer
    Data Driven Revenue · about 12 B2B clients, including RevOps for Adaptive.build
    2023–2025
  • SDR, SDR Team Lead, Account Executive
    FiscalNote · hypergrowth B2B SaaS
    2021–2023
  • Business Analyst
    AECOM · Fortune 500 · built the data models behind the business development organization
    Earlier
  • Business Analyst
    Constellation Energy · Fortune 500 · data, analysis and pre-sales support for business development
    Earlier
  • Founder, e-commerce operation
    About $3.6M in revenue
    Earlier

Hiring a GTM Engineer?

I bring the experience of someone who has carried the quota, managed the territory, built the pipeline, found the bottlenecks, and then built the systems that solve them. Happy to walk through any of it live.

Based in
Houston, TX