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Sales Development Rep (SDR) (Short-Term Contract)

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Hiring Remotely in United States
40-70 Hourly
Mid level
Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
40-70 Hourly
Mid level

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Contract SDR will document one recurring, multi-step sales task end-to-end via structured forms (including thresholds, scoring, channels, tools, failure modes). Work totals ~10 hours per submission, with initial AI-driven interview and assessment; opportunity for extensions. Remote, US-only, 10–20 hrs/week, paid $40–$70/hr.
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Careerflow Human Data Labs partners with AI companies to bring real-world professional expertise into their products.

We are working with an AI research organization that is building systems capable of handling long, multi-step professional work. To do that well, those systems need to learn from how expert practitioners actually operate, not from generic online content.

What you will do:
  • Choose one recurring task from your own work that spans days to months (for example, running a target account from list build through a qualified, booked meeting handed to AE)

  • Complete a structured online form documenting that task end to end, at a level of detail where someone who has never done the job could follow it

  • Cover the specifics: exact thresholds, scoring criteria, escalation paths, message channels, tool access, failure modes

  • This is expected to take approximately 10 hours of total time and can be completed in multiple sittings.

  • If you do well, you may be extended to provide multiple such submissions.

Requirements
  • 3+ years as an SDR/BDR, or as an SDR manager, currently or recently practising

  • Ownership of your own pipeline and outbound motion

  • Experience selling into US markets

  • Comfortable writing at length and being precise about numbers and rules

  • Available for 9-13 hours of focused work over a 7-10 day window

Process

The entire process is intended to be quick and simple, taking less than an hour or two of your time, with quick results.

  • You will need to go through an AI-driven interview (10-15 minutes) explaining your general background

  • You will need to perform a small assessment that mimics the actual work (~30 minutes)

  • Final review by in-house team

Company: Careerflow Human Data Labs

Type: Part-time contract (1099), fully remote (US)

Location: United States only

Commitment: 10-20 hours/week (flexible scheduling, weekends okay)

Compensation: $40 - 70 / hr (depending on experience)

Start date: Immediate

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