Business Development Representative (Remote)
Business Development Representative (Remote)
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Business Development Representative
Department: Go To Market
Location: US Remote
Compensation: $75K – $90K • Our commission scheme doesnt have floors, and is uncapped.
Employment Type: FullTime
Hi, Im Adam, BDR Manager at FeedbackFruits. 👋
Were growing our US coverage, and this role is about opening up the West Coast properly. The setup is a little unusual, so I want to be upfront about it: Im looking for someone based on the East Coast wholl be working West Coast accounts. Your mornings give you real overlap with the team here in Amsterdam, and your afternoons are prime calling hours out west. It works well, but it does mean your day has a shape to it, and you should want that rather than merely tolerate it.
Thats incredibly exciting to me, and I think it will be to the right person too. FeedbackFruits sells into Higher Ed, which means long cycles, some bureaucracy, and conversations with people who often know more about their own institutions problems than we do walking in. Theres no shortcut through that really. You have to be curious enough to ask good questions, persistent enough to stay in the conversation over months, and confident enough to hold your own with a Dean or a CIO without pretending you have all the answers. If that sounds like the kind of challenge that gets you out of bed rather than one youd rather avoid, keep reading.
Youll work closely with your soon-to-be-hired AE, and with the BDR already working the region, to grow the West Coast into real pipeline. Youll be the first credible voice a lot of these institutions hear from us, which means the way you open a conversation shapes how they understand the problem and whether they see us as worth their time at all.
What youll do:
Build and run outbound sequences into your own patch of Higher Ed accounts, across email, phone, and LinkedIn, and refine them as you learn what actually lands
Get senior stakeholders (Deans, CIOs, CTL leaders, Instructional Designers) on the phone and earn enough credibility in that first conversation that they want a second one
Run discovery that goes past the surface. Higher Ed problems are specific to each institution, and your job is to understand them well enough to know if theres a real fit
Respond quickly and sharply to inbound interest, and know when to move something to a meeting versus into nurture
Hand off opportunities to your AE with the context and notes that let them pick up the thread without missing a beat
Sit in on early AE conversations and demos so the transition feels seamless to the prospect
Keep HubSpot honest and current, because the numbers in there are what tell us whether this region is actually working
Bring back what youre hearing from prospects so Marketing and the wider team can sharpen how we talk about the product
What you bring:
Youve got 1-3 years of B2B SaaS business development experience, ideally somewhere fast-growing, and youve sold to people who actually hold the budget
You build your own outbound rather than waiting to be handed a script, and you can tell me why a message worked, not just that it did
Youre relentless in a way that doesnt burn you out. Rejection doesnt get to you, and a quiet week doesnt shake your confidence in the next one
Youre genuinely curious. If a prospect mentions something you dont understand, your instinct is to ask, not to nod along
You communicate the way this region expects: direct, confident, no hedging
Youre comfortable being the one figuring things out, because right now there isnt a finished playbook to hand you
You work well without someone checking in on you constantly, and youre just as comfortable coordinating with a team several hours ahead in Amsterdam as with people in your own timezone
Higher Ed or EdTech experience is a real plus, and so is familiarity with tools like Sales Navigator, Apollo, or Outreach
Based in the US East Coast time zone, full-time (40 hours), with the ability to travel to events and partners in the US two to three times a year
What you get:
Base salary between $50,000–$65,000, depending on experience and performance throughout the hiring process
Additional commission structure in place, with an On-Target Variable of $29,000
25 paid holidays per year.
A day off for your birthday.
Advantageous pension scheme.
3 days of volunteering leave per year.
€550 Learning & Development budget per year, along with 3 days paid leave for learning purposes.
Unlimited access to mental health support with OpenUp service
401K
The salary range for this position is $50,000 - $65,000 per year, depending on experience, location, and other job-related factors. FeedbackFruits may offer additional compensation, including bonuses, equity, and benefits, based on individual and company performance.
Please note that this salary range is provided in accordance with applicable state and local pay transparency laws. The final compensation package will be determined through the interview process.
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