Sales Development Representative (Outbound)

What we're looking for 2+ years of sales or SDR experience, preferably in SaaS or a technical product Strong written and verbal communication skills Self-motivated and driven to exceed targets Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple workflows Familiarity with CRM tools such as Salesforce and sales engagement tools such as Outreach, Salesforce, Hubspot

Bonus points! Previous SDR or BDR experience (inbound or outbound) Knowledge of open source software and/or software development Interest in cybersecurity, cloud, or infrastructure software Previous experience in a fast-growing, fast-paced startup environment Salary range: The target base salary range for this position is between $63,000 to $74,000 for candidates in the United States. The total

compensation for this role includes sales commission, with on-target earnings as $100,000. Starting salary will vary based on job-related skills, knowledge, and experience. Leveling will be determined during the interview process. You may also be offered a

bonus, stock options, and

benefits. These salary ranges are subject to change, and we encourage candidates outside of this salary range to apply. How we support our team Fully remote within the U.S. – We believe opportunity shouldn’t be limited by geography. Our remote-first approach lets us hire the best people across the United States and empowers them to do their best work from wherever they are. A culture of mentorship, equity, and psychological safety – We’re committed to fostering an environment where you can thrive, learn, and feel valued. Competitive salary & meaningful equity – Be rewarded for your contributions with a strong

compensation package and a stake in our shared success. Flexible paid time off – We operate with a high level of autonomy and trust, giving you the flexibility to take time off as needed—no strict limits, just the expectation that you’re meeting your commitments and getting your work done. 14 paid holidays – Including Thanksgiving, Winter Break, and "Truffle Holidays" when the entire company takes a well-deserved day off together. Comprehensive health

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