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About the Company: Our client is a venture-backed, pre-seed health-tech startup building AI referral infrastructure for healthcare, helping patients get from a primary or urgent care visit to the right specialist quickly and seamlessly. The platform is already deployed across dozens of urgent care locations and is being piloted with a major U.S. health system, with deep EMR integration work underpinning the product. The company is a small, fast-moving team in a market that has long lacked a coordinated referral layer.
About the Role: This is the company's second sales hire, joining a sales team of one. The role starts almost entirely focused on outbound: cold calling and following up with leads already surfaced by the team's existing automated lead-generation system, built by the company's first sales hire. Roughly 80–90% of lead-finding work is already automated, so the role centers on human follow-through, calling and closing, rather than prospecting from scratch. Scope will broaden and become more flexible as the team grows. The role is in-person at the company's San Francisco office, formally five days a week, though in practice the existing team works closer to seven. What You'll OwnRun outbound cold calling to potential customers Manage email sequencing and follow-up outreach cadences Convert and follow up on leads already surfaced by the team's existing automated lead-generation system Take on a broadening scope of responsibility as one of the company's first two sales hires Grow into a more senior sales role as the team scales and additional hires are brought onRequirementsMust-Have1–3 years of experience in an outbound sales role (BDR/SDR), or a demonstrated high-potential profile with no formal sales experience (strong new graduates considered) High-agency and hungry, with a track record of consistently taking on more work than assigned Comfortable with a high-intensity, in-person schedule: formally five days a week, informally closer to seven Strong verbal communicator, genuinely people-facing, and comfortable with cold callingUS citizen able to work in person at the company office; visa sponsorship (H-1B or OPT) is not available for this role Nice-to-Have Background in competitive athletics or similarly high-drive pursuits Some prior sales experience, even informal, ideally several months or more Healthcare or health-tech industry experience or adjacency Experience selling to SMB customers Experience with HubSpotCompensation
Base Salary: $80,000 – $120,000 USD (roughly $90K for newer grads, $110K–$120K for more seasoned candidates)
OTE: $180,000, uncapped with accelerators after quota
Equity: 0.05% – 0.1%Key Details
Location: San Francisco, CA (in-person)
Employment: Full-time
Experience: 1–3 years
Visa Sponsorship: Not available
Benefits & Perks:
  • Meaningful equity
  • Uncapped commission with accelerators
  • Clear growth path into a more senior sales role as the team scales
Interview Process:
  • Intro call
  • Scenario-based working call
  • Team and culture call
  • Reference check
  • Work trial
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