Sales Development Representative

OpenGov Inc.

Boston, MA0–2 yrs54m agovia LinkedIn

Key Responsibilities

  • Build and own your pipeline by researching market trends and identifying business opportunities through high-volume outbound calls, emails, and LinkedIn outreach.
  • Become an expert on OpenGov's cloud-based platform to speak fluently about its solutions for cities, counties, special districts, and state agencies.
  • Partner with Account Executives to develop territory strategy, qualify opportunities leading to demos, and collaborate on approaches to convert prospects.
  • Utilize Salesforce, Outreach, and LinkedIn to generate daily activity, prioritize leads, and manage your pipeline.
  • Clearly and persuasively articulate OpenGov's value and establish credibility with government decision-makers.
  • Maintain strong prospecting activity each week, remaining adaptable, focused, and coachable.
  • Attend trade shows and government events to promote OpenGov's offerings and build relationships.
  • Analyze and follow up with conference and event leads to convert opportunities.
  • Collaborate with marketing to ensure strong lead-to-opportunity conversion from campaigns and inbound activity.

Requirements & Tech Stack

  • Experience: 0–2 years in sales, a customer-facing role, or any role that sharpened communication skills (internships, campus jobs, retail, service industry, bootcamps are applicable).
  • Strong communication skills and confidence in talking to new people.
  • Genuine curiosity about technology and its role in government.
  • Competitive drive and passion for advancing the public sector.
  • Excitement for AI and its applications in government.
  • Familiarity with CRM tools like Salesforce or similar is a plus.
  • Background in B2B, SaaS, finance, budgeting, or government is a bonus.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor's degree preferred.

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