Top Sales Development Representative Jobs in Portland, OR

Respond to and qualify inbound leads, engage prospects to understand needs, schedule qualified meetings and demos, and maintain accurate records in the CRM (Salesforce). Learn sales processes from managers, stay current on OutSystems products and industry trends, and support a fast-paced, collaborative sales environment.

Qualify and develop inbound and outbound leads, schedule sales-ready meetings, research target accounts, run cold outreach campaigns, maintain Salesforce, and meet meeting quotas while collaborating with sales and marketing. Occasional travel required.

Lead regional SDR and BDR managers across AMER, EMEA, and APAC to run inbound and outbound teams, maintain a multi-million dollar pipeline, recruit and develop SDR managers, align with Sales, Marketing and Field Engineering, use data and CRM analytics for forecasting, and build culture and accountability across a remote, distributed sales academy.

As a Sales Development Representative, you will generate qualified meetings, follow leads, and collaborate with the sales team to grow customer acquisition.

The Sales Development Representative role involves researching accounts, generating leads, and engaging potential clients to drive revenue in the automotive SaaS sector.

As a Sales Development Representative, you'll engage with clients, manage lead generation efforts, and articulate the value of AI transformation while utilizing CRM tools to maintain relationships and track prospects.

Manage top-of-funnel lead lifecycle: convert inbound MQLs, execute multi-channel outbound prospecting, qualify prospects, book meetings for Sales, maintain Salesforce data, and collaborate with Marketing to improve messaging and campaign effectiveness.

As a Sales Development Representative, you will generate new business opportunities by identifying and qualifying potential customers and managing leads through the sales pipeline.

Run high-volume outbound cold-calling campaigns to US businesses, open conversations, qualify prospects, book qualified meetings, follow up via phone/email/LinkedIn, and log outcomes in the CRM to hit activity and meeting targets.

The Sales Development Representative is responsible for selling advertising space on wellness kiosks at major retailers, working independently with flexible hours and commission-based income.

As a Sales Development Representative, you will generate leads, engage with executives, and maintain CRM accuracy while understanding security challenges.

The Graduate SDR will generate leads, conduct outbound campaigns, secure meetings for AEs, and collaborate on sales strategy in a fast-paced environment.

First SDR to convert inbound interest into qualified opportunities: nurture leads across channels, conduct discovery, qualify and book demos, follow up persistently (email/phone/LinkedIn), and develop product knowledge to handle objections.

Make outbound prospecting calls and use sales tools to identify decision-makers, qualify leads, and schedule meetings for Account Executives. Manage inbound leads with marketing, meet monthly opportunity quotas, and use Outreach/ZoomInfo/LinkedIn to build pipeline and engage executives. Opportunity for growth into Account Executive roles.

Contact and nurture cold leads through consultative conversations, set appointments and site visits, accurately track leads and statuses in the CRM, and represent the company locally to build relationships with business professionals.

Generate pipeline by prospecting assigned accounts via phone, email, LinkedIn and events. Book discovery meetings, qualify opportunities, handle objections, and nurture early-stage prospects. Partner with Business Development and Marketing, maintain CRM hygiene, analyze outreach performance, and share market and competitive insights to improve go-to-market efforts.

As a Sales Development Representative, you will generate leads and qualified meetings for enterprise sales, collaborating closely with account executives and utilizing software tools for market analysis.

The Sales Development Representative will engage with potential clients, book demos, and contribute to top-of-funnel outreach while building relationships with nonprofits and universities.

Drive high-volume outbound prospecting to identify and qualify new dealership accounts. Manage top-of-funnel activity, retarget lapsed users, document interactions in CRM, deliver pitches and mini-demos, and meet daily/weekly/monthly KPIs to convert leads into active marketplace users.

Top-of-funnel SDR focused solely on outbound prospecting (email, LinkedIn, cold calling), running discovery calls and tailored product demos, qualifying leads, and delivering clean handoffs to CSMs. No post-sale or account management responsibilities.

Manage and coach a small SDR team while personally booking qualified meetings with IT and executive buyers. Drive activity, call and meeting quality, prioritize accounts/contacts, partner with marketing and revenue leadership on list strategy, review call performance, track SDR metrics, and onboard new SDRs to create predictable pipeline.

The Sales Development Representative will drive client engagement through outbound communication, qualify leads, and collaborate with Marketing to enhance conversion processes.

Act as the first point of contact for prospective small and mid-sized wellness studios. Drive outbound outreach via phone, email, social, and SMS; qualify leads; book demos for AEs; maintain HubSpot records; collaborate with marketing; and nurture prospects until ready to convert.

Execute high-volume, multi-channel outbound prospecting to generate qualified meetings for mid-market and enterprise AEs. Make 100+ daily calls, craft outreach (email/SMS/LinkedIn), qualify leads using BANT, schedule meetings in HubSpot, track CRM activity, hit quota targets, attend industry conferences (5-10%), and collaborate with marketing and AEs to optimize messaging and cadences.

The Sales Development Representative will engage C-level executives, manage sales targets, conduct forecasts, and schedule meetings, focusing on outbound sales in a US territory.