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Accuknox

Senior BDR

Posted 2 Days Ago
Remote
Hiring Remotely in USA
Senior level
Remote
Hiring Remotely in USA
Senior level
Own high-volume, multichannel outbound prospecting for the US market, targeting enterprise and mid-market accounts and senior security decision-makers. Conduct technical discovery, qualify cybersecurity opportunities, and hand qualified meetings to Account Executives. Work dedicated US time zones while using LinkedIn Sales Navigator, Apollo, and Salesforce to accelerate pipeline growth.
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This is a remote position.

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Experience: 1–3 years of B2B sales development experience




We are seeking a results-driven Senior BDR to accelerate our pipeline growth in the US market. Working fully remotely and aligned with US business hours, you will own outbound prospecting, target C-suite security leaders, and qualify enterprise opportunities to fuel our US sales engine.



Requirements

Key Responsibilities

  • Drive US Pipeline: Execute high-volume, multi-channel outbound prospecting (cold calling, email, LinkedIn) targeting US-based enterprise and mid-market accounts.

  • Target Decision Makers: Engage and qualify high-level stakeholders, specifically CISOs, CIOs, and Directors of IT Security.

  • Qualify & Handoff: Conduct initial technical discovery calls to uncover pain points and seamlessly hand off qualified meetings to US Account Executives.

  • Required Qualifications

  • Experience: 2+ years as a B2B SaaS BDR/SDR, with at least 1+ years explicitly selling cybersecurity solutions to the US market.

  • Shift Flexibility: Proven ability and willingness to work dedicated US time zones (EST/PST)

  • Tech Stack: Expert proficiency in LinkedIn Sales Navigator, Apollo, and Salesforce.

  • Communication: Flawless English communication and objection-handling skills, with a deep understanding of US corporate culture and buying patterns.


Benefits

What We Offer

  • 100% remote work flexibility.

  • Accelerated career path to US Account Executive or BDR Management roles.

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