Sales Development Representative (SDR, Remote)
We seek a proactive, full-time Remote Sales Development Representative (SDR) to generate and qualify sales opportunities for our U.S.-based clients. In this role you will focus on high-volume, multi-channel outreach (calls, email, social media, etc.) to identify potential customers, book meetings for Account Executives, and drive pipeline growth. The ideal candidate has proven SDR/BDR experience in the U.S. market, exceptional communication skills, and the self-motivation needed for a fully remote role. You will work U.S. business hours (covering East and/or West Coast time zones) and collaborate closely with marketing and sales teams.
Responsibilities
- Outbound Prospecting: Conduct high-volume outreach to qualified leads across multiple channels (e.g. phone, email, SMS, LinkedIn). You will execute coordinated email, phone, and social media sequences to generate interest.
- Lead Qualification: Engage prospects to discover business needs and qualify leads using criteria like BANT (Budget, Authority, Need, Timing). Schedule and document qualified meetings for Account Executives.
- CRM & Data Management: Meticulously track all activities in the CRM. Record call notes, emails, and next steps so leads flow smoothly through the sales pipeline.
- Collaboration: Work hand-in-hand with sales and marketing teams. Share field feedback on messaging, refine target lists, and support campaigns. Attend team meetings to align on goals and strategy.
- Metrics & Targets: Consistently hit or exceed activity and pipeline targets. U.S. companies expect SDRs to meet high activity quotas (calls, emails, demos). In fact, successful SDRs often have a “proven ability to meet or exceed activity-based goals (cold calls, messages, meetings)"
- Event & Campaign Support (as needed): Occasionally represent the company at U.S. trade shows or virtual events to capture leads and network. Follow up promptly on any inbound leads or event contacts to drive them into the pipeline.
Requirements
Requirements & Skills
- Proven SDR/BDR Experience: 2+ years in an SDR, Business Development, or inside sales role targeting the U.S. market. You should have a track record of generating and qualifying leads and booking meetings with U.S. customers or prospects.
- U.S. Market Knowledge: Experience engaging U.S.-based businesses and decision-makers is essential. You understand U.S. business culture and time zones, and can tailor your outreach accordingly (East Coast or West Coast hours).
- Communication Skills: Exceptional verbal and written communication skills. You’re confident on the phone and quick to craft concise, compelling emails and LinkedIn messages. Successful SDRs “have strong verbal and written communication skills, including cold-calling confidence".
- Organization & Self-Motivation: This is a self-driven, remote role. You must be highly organized, manage multiple outreach cadences, and follow up persistently. Employers look for “excellent organizational skills” and a self-starter mindset. Strong time management (e.g. planning daily call schedules) is crucial in a high-activity environment.
- Tech Proficiency: Comfortable with CRM and sales engagement tools. Candidates should have used systems like Salesforce, HubSpot, or similar to track leads. Experience with LinkedIn Sales Navigator, email sequencing tools, or dialers is a plus.
- Results-Oriented: You thrive in a quota-driven role. U.S. companies expect SDRs to meet activity and pipeline goals. You have a history of achieving or surpassing targets (calls made, meetings booked, pipeline created)
- Team Player: Although remote, you collaborate closely with marketing and sales peers. You share insights on messaging, participate in team strategy sessions, and align with Account Executives on follow-up actions.
- Education: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience preferred; not strictly required if you have strong relevant sales results.
- Additional Qualities: Persistence and resilience in the face of rejection, a coachable attitude, and a passion for learning. Many SDRs come from diverse backgrounds, but demonstrate a “strong desire to learn and grow within a fast-paced sales organization".
Relevant Skills: Employers emphasize excellent communication, organization, persistence, and self-motivation for remote SDRs. Proven ability to use CRM tools and adapt to new sales technology is also highly valued.
Benefits
We offer a fully remote, US-focused sales role with a competitive compensation package (base + commission). You’ll work closely with a supportive team and have the freedom to manage your own schedule within U.S. time zones. If you are a goal-oriented sales professional who thrives on generating results for American clients, we want to hear from you!
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- Sales Experience: Describe your experience as an SDR or in a similar sales role, especially with U.S. companies or clients. How many years have you been doing this, what industries have you covered, and what were your key achievements (meetings booked, quotas hit, etc.)?
- Tools & Technologies: Which CRM and sales engagement tools are you proficient in? (Examples: Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach, Salesloft, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, etc.) Please list any you have used.
- High-Volume Outreach Comfort: Are you comfortable with a high-volume calling/email regimen (e.g. 50+ touches per day)?
- Do you have a reliable home-office setup with strong internet to perform this fully remote role?
- US Time Zones: Are you able to work full-time during US business hours? Indicate whether you are in (or can cover) Eastern or Pacific time zones, and describe your typical availability.
- What's your expected monthly compensation in USD for a full-time position? (40 hours per week)