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Job Description Company: SuppleSoft Pvt. Ltd. n Location: Gurgaon / Gurugram n Work Mode: Work from Office n Experience: 58 Years n Employment: Full-Time n Market Focus: US & International B2B Clients & Indian market n About the Role n SuppleSoft is looking for a highly energetic, confident, and result-oriented Sales Development Representative (SDR) to build our outbound sales pipeline for software development, cloud, AI, data engineering, cybersecurity, digital transformation, and IT services. n We need someone who is assertive but professional , comfortable approaching senior decision-makers, and capable of converting cold prospects into qualified business meetings. n This is not simply a lead-generation/data-entry position. The SDR will be responsible for researching accounts, identifying buying signals, creating personalized outreach, cold calling prospects, handling initial objections, and booking qualified meetings. n Key Responsibilities n n Identify and research potential B2B customers in the US and international markets. n Build targeted account lists based on SuppleSoft's Ideal Customer Profile (ICP). n Identify CTOs, CIOs, VPs of Engineering, Product Heads, Founders, IT Directors, and other decision-makers. n Research companies for technology stacks, hiring activity, funding, expansion, leadership changes, and potential technology challenges. n Prioritize accounts using Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 account segmentation . n Use LinkedIn Sales Navigator and other prospecting platforms for account and contact discovery. n Execute coordinated outreach through: n Cold calling n Email n LinkedIn n InMail n Social engagement n Execute structured 14-day multi-channel outbound sequences . n Write short, personalized and customer-focused emails. n Conduct confident cold calls with senior technology decision-makers. n Handle objections such as: n We already have an internal development team. n We don't have the budget. n This isn't a priority. n Send me an email. n We already have a technology partner. n Qualify opportunities before transferring them to the sales/leadership team. n Maintain accurate prospecting and activity information in CRM. n Follow up consistently until prospects are qualified, disqualified, or moved into a nurture cycle. n AI & Modern Prospecting n The candidate should be comfortable using modern AI tools such as ChatGPT and Claude for: n n Account research n Prospect research n Technology-stack analysis n Personalized icebreakers n Email personalization n Call preparation n Company summaries n Objection-handling preparation n n Knowledge of lead enrichment, intent-data and prospecting tools will be an advantage. n Required Skills n We are specifically looking for someone with: n n 58 years of B2B SDR/BDR/Inside Sales experience, preferably with significant exposure to US and international markets. n Excellent spoken and written English. n Strong cold-calling confidence. n An assertive, proactive and persistent personality . n Ability to communicate comfortably with CTOs, founders and senior executives. n Good understanding of B2B technology/software services. n Strong LinkedIn prospecting skills. n Experience with LinkedIn Sales Navigator. n Ability to conduct detailed company and prospect research. n Good objection-handling and negotiation skills. n Strong follow-up discipline. n Ability to work with targets and measurable KPIs. n n Experience selling software development, cloud, AI, data, DevOps, cybersecurity, SaaS, IT consulting, or technology services will be strongly preferred. Account Strategy n n Ideal Customer Profile development n Account scoring and prioritization n Tier 1/2/3 account strategy n Buying-intent identification n Technology trigger identification n Buying committee mapping n Modern Prospecting n n LinkedIn Sales Navigator n AI-assisted prospecting n Account research n Personalized email creation n Multi-channel outreach n 14-day outbound sequences n Cold Calling n n 30-second cold-call opener n Tone, pacing and mirroring n Discovery questions n Objection handling n LAER framework n Live roleplays n Call reviews and coaching n n The SDR will also receive a customized outbound playbook, cold-calling scripts, objection-handling framework, account-prioritization matrix and recorded training material. n Performance Expectations n The SDR will be measured primarily on quality pipeline creation rather than simply the number of calls made . n Key KPIs will include: n n Target accounts researched n Decision-makers identified n Calls completed n Personalized emails sent n LinkedIn engagement n Conversations generated n Qualified meetings booked n Meeting attendance rate n Qualified opportunities generated n Pipeline value influenced n Compensation Structure n Fixed Salary: 35,00055,000/month depending on experience. n Performance .
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