“find all founding/first account executive/sales/gtm job opportunities in the USA right now (must be published within the last few months). could be a head of sales role if it's the first sales hire too. give me a list of 1000 of them.”
“find me more jobs like these - https://app.keenable.ai/careers/head-of-revenue - ‘You'd be the first dedicated revenue hire’ that haven't been mentioned above yet. find me 500 of them.”
263 additional, deduplicated U.S. job listings, each with explicit language that the hire is the first dedicated revenue, sales, GTM, account executive, business development or partnerships person — none appeared in the earlier 384-job report and none is the Keenable reference role. Drawn from 144 independent source hosts; only 263 of the requested 500 could be substantiated under the strict first-hire and live-listing screens, so the report is not padded. Where a date was extractable it falls between 2026-05-13 and 2026-09-08; 181 rows are live pages with no extractable publication date.
| Company | Title | Family | Location | Work | Published | Compensation | First-hire proof | Status | Source |
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Broad web-index census of live U.S. job pages, deduplicated to one row per company/title/location. Every row carries listing language that the hire personally owns selling and is the first, first dedicated, first full-time, earliest, or first-in-market revenue-producing hire. Excluded: all 384 jobs from the prior report, the Keenable reference role, closed/expired/filled listings, marketing-only, recruiting and customer-success-only roles, and generic “founding team” or “startup experience required” language without first-hire status. No URL backs more than 2 rows.
Data: 263 deduplicated U.S. first-revenue-hire job listings from 144 independent source hosts; a broad web-index census, not exhaustive. Dates, where extractable, span 2026-05-13 to 2026-09-08; 181 rows are live listings with no extractable date. Role families were assigned from job titles. Responsibilities text and repeated audit columns were cut for space; each row links its own source page.