Business Development Representative
$55,000
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$55,000
About the role
- We are hiring a Business Development Representative who knows how to create conversations from cold outreach.
- This role is not customer support.
- It is not client acquisition.
- It is not marketing.
- You will spend your day generating meetings through outbound activity.
- Phone. Email. LinkedIn. SMS.You will engage executives, operators, and senior decision-makers who were not expecting your call.
- Your success will be measured by one thing:
- Held Meetings.
- Generate qualified discovery meetings for client engagements
- Execute high-volume outbound campaigns daily
- Conduct research to personalize outreach when necessary
- Engage senior executives across healthcare, SaaS, AI, and technology markets
- Maintain clean CRM and activity tracking
- Collaborate with GTM leadership on messaging and targeting strategy
- Consistently exceed activity, meeting, and pipeline targets
- You enjoy outbound prospecting
- You are comfortable spending most of your day on the phone
- You consistently hit activity targets without supervision
- You are energized by competition
- You track your numbers obsessively
- You recover quickly from rejection
- You care more about results than excuses
- Non-Negotiable Requirements 2+ years of B2B SDR, BDR, inside sales, or business development experienceExperience using the modern day outbound tech stack
- Strong written communication skills
- Ability to work independently in a fully remote environment
- Proven history of exceeding outbound activity expectations
- Experience booking meetings into enterprise organizations
- Experience selling or prospecting into C-suite executives
- Startup experienceExperience in agency, outsourced SDR, or GTM consulting environments
- Compensation$55,000 Base Salary
- Uncapped Commission$125,000+ OTEAccelerators for top performers
- Performance-based advancement opportunities
- Who Should Not ApplyDo not apply if:
- You need constant direction
- You dislike cold calling
- You are uncomfortable with performance metrics
- You prefer meetings over execution
- You want a predictable corporate environment
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