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Beejtech Solutions is hiring for Business Developer Intern About the Company BeejTech Solutions is an AI and technology engineering company focused on building practical, production-ready solutions in AI/ML, Generative AI, Computer Vision, Automation, MLOps and enterprise technology. We are looking for a Business Development Intern who is interested in technology, business growth and B2B sales and wants to gain hands-on experience in a growing technology company. Responsibilities Research and identify potential B2B clients and business opportunities Generate and qualify leads through LinkedIn, online research and other channels Connect with founders, CEOs, business owners and decision-makers Support outreach campaigns and follow-ups Understand prospect requirements and identify potential AI/technology opportunities Maintain lead and prospect information Schedule meetings and support the business development process Assist in preparing proposals, presentations and company profiles Research new industries, markets and potential partnerships Work closely with the founder and technical team to understand and communicate BeejTech's solutions Requirements Students or freshers from BBA, MBA, B.Com, BCA, BE/B.Tech or related backgrounds Strong communication and interpersonal skills Good English communication, both written and verbal Comfortable with LinkedIn, online research and professional communication Interest in AI, technology, software or SaaS Proactive attitude with willingness to learn Good follow-up and relationship-building skills Ability to work independently and take initiative .
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