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IT Sales Development Representative

Dowgate
1 week ago
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IT Sales Development Representative

London Bridge, London

£25,000 basic + £15,000 commission (OTE £40k+, uncapped)

Do you want to be more than just another sales rep hitting KPIs?

Are you excited by the idea of joining a fast-growing business where your ideas are genuinely welcomed?

Do you love building relationships and having real conversations that turn into real opportunities?

We are working with a fantastic and fast-scaling IT services company who are shaking things up in the managed services space. They partner with high-growth businesses who need smart, scalable IT. From cloud migrations to cybersecurity.

This is a business that invests in its people, listens to its team, and gives you the tools and freedom to succeed.

They are now looking for a Sales Development Representative to join the team and help drive new business opportunities through smart outreach and quality conversations.

The Role

This is not your typical cold-calling role. You’ll be joining a small but growing sales team where you’re encouraged to think for yourself, bring ideas to the table, and shape how things are done.

  • Prospecting via LinkedIn, email, and phone to open new conversations

  • Following up on warm leads from marketing campaigns and referrals

  • Booking qualified meetings for yourself and senior consultants

  • Attending events and networking opportunities to build your presence

  • Running discovery calls with prospects and identifying pain points

  • Updating and managing CRM activity, lead tracking, and reporting

  • Feeding back what’s working. Your insights will help shape the sales strategy

    Requirements

  • Confident communicator who can build rapport quickly and naturally

  • Previous sales or outreach experience – not necessarily in tech but a genuine interest in technology is essential.

  • Organised and proactive, with strong follow-up and time management

  • Positive, curious, and willing to learn fast

  • Someone who gets energy from people and thrives on results

  • Tech knowledge is a bonus, but attitude and interest are more important

    What’s In It For You

  • £25,000 basic + £15,000 commission (uncapped OTE of £40k+)

  • 20 days’ holiday + 8 bank holidays

  • All travel and networking expenses covered

  • Clear development path into senior sales roles

  • Full marketing support – leads, content, campaigns

  • Collaborative, no-egos environment where opinions are heard

  • Regular events and socials – they work hard and celebrate success



This is an ideal next step for someone in a junior sales role who wants more autonomy, variety, and opportunity. You will not be micromanaged – you’ll be trusted to make things happen.

Interested? Apply now with your CV or message me directly if you want to chat through it first. I would love to tell you more

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