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importantSYS.SOURCE: Y Combinator• 2026-08-02T12:01:00Z

Senior Demand Generation Manager Role at Great Question (YC W21) for AI-Driven Customer Research Platform

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Great Question, an AI-driven customer research platform backed by Y Combinator, is seeking a Senior Demand Generation Manager to lead SQL acquisition through multi-channel strategies and AI automation. The role emphasizes scaling demand generation with AI-assisted workflows and cross-functional collaboration to drive revenue.

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