Middesk

Middesk

Sales Development Representative

New York

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 524 days ago
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About the role

  • You identify the right accounts, get the right people on the phone, and book the meetings that matter.
  • We take the SDR role seriously because we take growth seriously.
  • We follow a hybrid work model, and for this role, there is an expectation of 3 days per week in our NYC office.

Responsibilities

  • Own your accounts. Build and work a target list in banking, lending, and payments. Know who to call, why it matters, and what to say when you get them.
  • Create pipeline that actually closes. Book qualified meetings that turn into opportunities. Set your AEs up to win and take pride in the handoff.
  • Hit your number. Own your monthly and quarterly targets. Track your own activity, know where you stand, and do what it takes to get there.
  • 0-12 months in an SDR or sales role. We care more about drive than a resume.
  • research the account, develop a point of view, and reach prospects across phone, email, and LinkedIn.

Requirements

  • You can hold a real conversation and write the email that actually gets a reply.
  • Experience in financial services or fintech
  • Experience at a startup or high-growth company
  • Familiarity with a modern sales stack (Apollo, Sales Navigator, a dialer, a sequencer)
  • Bachelor's degree

Company info

  • Middesk makes it easier for businesses to work together.
  • Since 2018, we've been transforming business identity verification, replacing slow, manual processes with seamless access to complete, up-to-date data.
  • Our platform helps companies across industries confidently verify business identities, onboard customers faster, and reduce risk at every stage of the customer lifecycle.
  • Middesk came out of Y Combinator, is backed by Sequoia Capital and Accel Partners, and was recently named to Forbes Fintech 50 List.

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