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​🚀 Business Development Manager (Ref 2406) – Security Technology
To £70K Base (£90K OTE)| Company Car & Benefits |
🔎A leading security technology manufacturer is seeking a BDM to drive growth across UK market. This role focuses on direct engagement with security consultants and integrators supporting a strategic shift to expand key verticals such as Stadiums & Venues, Government, and Retail.
🔎 With best-in-class AI-driven surveillance solutions, a strong emphasis on cybersecurity and an established global presence this is a fantastic opportunity to be part of a forward-thinking organisation investing heavily in the UK market.
This is a WFH opportunity with occasional team meetings in central London.
💰 What’s in it for you?
✅ To £70k base salary OTE £90k
✅ Company car, private health insurance, and excellent pension scheme
✅ Opportunity for international exposure
✅ Work closely with an engaged leadership team driving a new UK strategy
✅ Industry-leading AI security products with a strong market reputation
📩 Ready to shape the future of security innovation?

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