We’re Attensi – a tech company born in Norway with a passion for gamified simulation training. Since 2012, we’ve gone global, and today our solutions are used by some of the world’s biggest brands in 150+ countries and 50+ languages. We combine gamification, realistic interactive scenarios, and decision-driven dialogues – all powered by our own game AI – to create immersive, hands-on learning experiences. It's a radically new way to deliver high-impact training that scales across large organizations and actually sticks. We work with some of the world’s largest brands in energy, retail, hospitality, pharma, professional services, and more – including Circle K, The Boston Consulting Group, PwC, Accenture, KPMG, ABB, Zurich, and Novartis. We are currently over 220 Game Changers across Europe and the US Attensi is growing at rocket speed, and we are now looking for motivated, ambitious and commercially curious Business Development Representatives to help establish and scale our outbound business development practice in the US. This is a unique opportunity to be the first BDR in Boston, helping us replicate the success of our established BDR function in London while adapting it for the North American market. The key focus of this role is to create quality pipelines. You will be hands-on: researching accounts, identifying the right people to speak with, prospecting outbound opportunities, testing messaging, booking meetings and learning what works. You will be part of our energetic commercial team, working closely with Sales, Marketing, Revenue Operations and Enablement to support our ambitions across North America. This position reports to our US BDR Team Lead. You will work closely with Joseph and the wider go-to-market team to apply proven processes, strengthen outbound execution and help shape the way the Boston BDR team works as it grows.
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