Sales Development Representative - German speaking
Are you energetic, competitive, and ready to take the next big step in your career?
PinMeTo is a fast-growing tech company helping global brands (like H&M, 7-Eleven, and Hertz) connect their physical stores with the digital world. We’re looking for a hungry, German-speaking Sales Development Representative (SDR) to join our team in Gdańsk.
Whether this is your first real step into B2B tech or your second job in sales, this is your entry ticket into modern SaaS sales. You don't need a master's degree in business, we value drive, grit, and the willingness to learn above all else!
Why Start Your Career at PinMeTo?
- Build a Solid Foundation: You’ll gain hands-on experience in B2B SaaS sales, mastering tools and methodologies that will set you up for long-term success in the tech industry.
- Continuous Learning: We invest in your personal development with hands-on coaching, clear feedback, and training through our internal Sales Academy.
- Great Office in Gdańsk: Work alongside ambitious, international colleagues in our modern Gdańsk (Wrzeszcz) office.
- Fun Culture: We celebrate wins together, support each other, organize team activities, and make sure work is something you look forward to every day.
Hiring Process
- Intro Call: A quick video chat to get to know each other.
- Onsite Interview: Meet the team at our Gdańsk office and see the vibes for yourself.
- Offer: Welcome aboard! ⭐️
Ready to kickstart your career in tech sales? Send us your CV in English today , we interview candidates continuously! 🧡
Who Are You?
- Language Requirements (Must-have): You are fluent in German (C1/C2) AND English. You will lead professional business conversations in these languages.
- Hungry & Self-Motivated: You have high energy, a strong work ethic, and a winning mindset.
- Background in Sales: Experience in phone sales (B2C), telemarketing, telecom, or insurance sales is a huge plus! You know how to pick up the phone and handle objections.
- Resilience: You don't get discouraged by a "no", you see it as just a stepping stone to the next "yes".
