Business Development Representative

Formance•New York, NY

12d•$115,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Formance is a $21M Series A company backed by PayPal Ventures, building the financial infrastructure that powers the next generation of fintechs, banks, and digital platforms. We opened our New York office to accelerate our US expansion, and our BDR is the front line of that effort — the first voice a prospect hears from Formance, and the person who turns cold outreach into real pipeline for our Account Executives. This is a role for someone who's relentless about finding the right conversation, not just booking any meeting — you'll need real judgment about who's worth pursuing and why, and you'll be using AI-powered tools daily to work smarter, not just harder.

Requirements

2+ years in a BDR/SDR role in B2B tech sales, ideally with some exposure to fintech, payments, or infrastructure/technical products.
Comfort with high-volume, high-quality outbound — you know the difference between activity and results.
Genuine interest in using AI tools to sharpen prospecting and research, not just following a script.
Coachable and curious — you want to learn the technical side of what Formance sells.

Nice To Haves

Experience selling or prospecting into technical buyers.
Hands-on experience with tools like Clay, Apollo, ZoomInfo, or similar GTM/enrichment platforms.
A track record of consistently exceeding activity and pipeline targets.

Responsibilities

Build and run outbound sequences targeting technical buyers (CTOs, VPs of Engineering, Heads of Payments) at fintechs, crypto platforms, and financial institutions, using Clay for GTM orchestration and Lemlist for sales engagement.
Qualify inbound leads, including those surfaced by AI-driven sourcing agents, and identify high-potential targets in the US fintech and crypto ecosystem.
Work closely with our Account Executives and GTM team to hand off well-qualified opportunities, and with founders to bring market signal back into how we position Formance.
Navigate a technical buyer conversation confidently enough to earn a second meeting — you don't need to be an engineer, but you need to ask sharp questions.
Help us keep refining how AI tools fit into outbound — you'll have real input into which tools and workflows actually move the needle, not just adopt them passively.