Business Development Representative (BDR)

Job description

ABOUT THE ROLE Most big brands are surprisingly invisible where it matters most: locally. At Uberall, we help giants like Adidas and KFC turn online searches into real-world foot traffic. With our new UB-I AI tech, we've moved past just "selling SEO" — we're delivering actual business results. We're on a mission to put every business on the map, and we need people who get why that matters. This isn't a "smile and dial" floor. In our North American Enterprise team, you're a Strategic Player. You'll be hunting big accounts, mapping out messy organizations, and acting as a consultant to Marketing leaders. You aren't just filling a calendar. You're building a business. This is also a launchpad, not a holding pattern. We won't keep you a BDR forever: we'll give you the training and runway to move into AE, AM, or leadership roles as the team grows. YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES - Smart Prospecting: Dig into a company's local presence, find the gaps they didn't know they had, and show them exactly what they're missing. No email blasts. - The Multi-Channel Play: Use a mix of cold calling, personalized video, and LinkedIn. Know how to "interrupt the pattern" to get a busy CMO to actually stop and listen. - AI as your Co-Pilot: Leverage AI tools (Gemini, Claude) to handle the grunt work (research, personalization, outreach) so you can spend more time on high-level strategy. - The AE Partnership: Act like the CEO of your territory. Partner with multiple Account Executives to crack "whale" accounts and make sure every meeting you set is primed to close. - CRM Discipline: Keep Salesforce, Gong, and LinkedIn Sales Navigator tight. If it's not in the CRM, it didn't happen. YOUR PROFILE - You've got grit: A track record of hitting targets because you simply refuse to lose. You like to win, and you hate being #2. - You're curious: The person who actually asks "why?" You want to understand a business's problems before you try to fix them. - You speak human: You can take a complex tech concept and explain it so simply that a prospect immediately gets the value. - You're a student of the game: You love the craft of sales. Open to real-time feedback, you like role-playing, and you're always sharpening your pitch. - The Basics: Comfortable in Salesforce, Gong, and LinkedIn Sales Navigator.