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Sales Development Representative (SDR)

Cloudzero · Boston · 2026-06-11

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About this role

About the Role: CloudZero’s Sales Development Representatives (SDRs) are on the front lines of our pipeline generation efforts and play a critical role in driving our go-to-market success. As an SDR, you’ll partner closely with Account Executives to identify, prospect, and engage the accounts that will become CloudZero’s future customers.

We’re looking for someone who brings curiosity, drive, and a collaborative mindset — someone energized by a fast-paced, metrics-driven environment and excited to help shape the future of our sales development team.

What You'll Do:

- Generate pipeline by setting qualified meetings for Account Executives

- Prospect into target accounts via phone, email, social media, and direct mail

- Consistently hit and exceed monthly quota

- Fully understand CloudZero’s strategic narrative to properly evangelize our offering

- Produce creative strategies for educating and engaging decision-makers at target accounts

- Log activity consistently and reliably in Salesforce and Outreach

What You'll Bring:

- Ability to take direction, be coached, and be mentored

- Must live within commutable distance to Boston

- Prior success interacting with people by phone

- Experience overcoming obstacles associated with prospecting

- Strong presence and interpersonal skills

- Willingness to travel as needed

- This is a hybrid role requiring 3–4 days per week onsite in the Boston area.

- Bonus: Understanding of Salesforce, Outreach, LinkedIn, 6Sense, and LeadIQ

Please note: As CloudZero continues to scale, we hire for this role on an ongoing basis. Even if timing shifts, we’re always excited to connect with exceptional candidates and build relationships for future openings!

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