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Cameron Wolf, GTM engineer and systems builder
Cameron WolfGTM engineer · systems builder

I build the systems between a good idea and measurable revenue.

CRM architectureAutomationAttributionApplied AI

What the work has to prove

A portfolio should explain the business, not decorate the tools.

01

Business impact first

A project earns space when it changes a revenue outcome: lead quality, conversion, response time, operating cost, retention, or expansion.

02

Real constraints

Strong work includes incomplete data, conflicting systems, edge cases, human handoffs, and the decisions that made the system reliable.

03

The whole workflow

Show the path from source to enrichment, scoring, routing, action, CRM update, and measurement. Hiring managers need to see the connective tissue.

SYSTEMS

5 builds worth keeping

Revenue infrastructure that survives real inputs, real handoffs, and a bad Tuesday.

01GTM system

Lead scoring and routing

Combine sources, enrich each record, score against the ICP, then route qualified accounts to the right owner with context intact.

Better qualified conversion and shorter response time.

02GTM system

Intent-based prospecting

Monitor buying signals such as site visits, hiring, funding, technology changes, and leadership moves, then trigger outreach while the signal is fresh.

More relevant conversations with less wasted volume.

03GTM system

Personalized outreach at scale

Research the prospect, generate useful talking points, sequence the message, and feed engagement back into the next decision.

Higher reply rates without turning the copy into mail merge sludge.

04GTM system

Revenue analytics and attribution

Connect campaign, sales, CRM, and product data so the team can see which work creates pipeline and which work just creates activity.

Budget and GTM decisions tied to revenue evidence.

05GTM system

Customer health and expansion

Combine usage, support, billing, and engagement signals to flag churn risk and surface expansion timing before the account goes quiet.

More retained revenue and earlier expansion conversations.

PROOF

Selected work

Built under pressure. Measured in customers, pipeline, and an acquisition.

METHOD

How I document a build

Start with the bottleneck. Show the decisions. End with what changed.

  1. 01

    Problem

    Name the revenue bottleneck in plain language.

  2. 02

    Decision

    Show the options, tradeoffs, and why you chose the path.

  3. 03

    System

    Map the workflow from input through handoff and measurement.

  4. 04

    Result

    Use the number that changed, plus what you learned when it broke.

Available for the right build

Your next GTM hire should leave working systems behind.

I architect the CRM, wire the APIs, build the automation, and connect the work to revenue.