Sales Development Representative

Job Description
Exciting opportunity to kickstart your sales career as a Sales Development Representative (SDR) with Planview, an award-winning business-to-business SaaS company based in Austin, TX. This is a great fit if you are relatively new to sales, ambitious, and are confident that with the right training and opportunity you could flourish in a full-time career in sales. You are the perfect candidate if you are high energy, a self-starter, work great in team environments, and looking to play a pivotal role in growing an innovative technology company!
You must have a hunter’s mentality, always eager to keep the ball moving and find the next opportunity. You respond well to coaching and feedback, but also have the ability to self-motivate to maintain minimum daily call and email volume to keep driving leads further into the sales funnel. With our help, you will need to be able to identify, contact and engage with senior business leaders within prospect organizations through both outbound calls and following up on incoming leads.
Prior experience in technology, SaaS, or software sales would be beneficial but is not required– We are committed to training and developing our people to enable them find and reach their peak potential.
Responsibilities:
Partner with Account Executives to drive pipeline for Planview commercial products
Uncover, qualify, nurture, and build opportunities within the assigned geographic territory
Maintain minimum daily call and email volume to move leads down the sales funnel
Following up on both incoming leads from marketing campaigns as well as making outbound calls on target accounts
Maintain active engagement with existing leads through creative follow-up communications designed to increase demand for Planview products
Achieve and exceed quarterly sales targets through execution of various demand generation activities
Capture sales prospecting activity using (url removed). Enter new contacts into system as acquired through pipeline follow-up and lead generation campaigns