Founding Business Development Representative (BDR)

MacroscopeSan Francisco, CA
$90,000 - $130,000

About The Position

Macroscope is looking to hire our first BDR to build the top of our enterprise funnel from scratch. Our buyer is a CTO, VP of Engineering, or founder who still reviews diffs, and who deletes a dozen generic AI dev tool emails a day. Volume alone doesn't work on that person, so the unit of work here isn't a touch, it's a specific and true reason a particular engineering org should care right now. You'll work directly with our founders and Account Executives, and the outbound motion you build is the one we scale.

Requirements

  • 1-3 years in an outbound, sales development, or customer-facing role at a B2B software company, or an unusually convincing case for why you'll be great without it
  • A history of exceeding targets, or a track record of being unusually good at something hard outside of sales
  • Strong technical aptitude. You don't need to have shipped production code, but you should know what a pull request is, why review is a bottleneck, and what changed when coding agents arrived
  • Exceptional written communication. Short, specific, non-generic writing is most of this job
  • Entrepreneurial drive and success in fast-moving startup environments, especially those focused on AI and developer tools
  • Comfort building a playbook instead of following one, including the parts of your first version that turn out to be wrong

Responsibilities

  • Outbound pipeline generation: Own top-of-funnel for our enterprise motion. Research accounts, find the reason to reach out, and run multi-channel outreach across email, LinkedIn, phone, dev communities, and events. We have no religion about channel, we care what converts into real conversations.
  • Target account strategy: Define who we go after rather than inherit a list. Use GitHub signals, engineering hiring patterns, funding events, and what you hear in the field to figure out which orgs are ready for Macroscope and which are a waste of a month.
  • Inbound qualification: Work the meaningful inbound our PLG motion generates. Separate the single engineer kicking tires from the 200-person org, fast, and hand off to AEs with crisp context and clear next steps.
  • Messaging and experimentation: Write the copy, run the tests, kill what doesn't work. Tell us honestly which of our claims land with an engineering leader and which ones we just like saying.
  • Market insight and iteration: Share learnings from the field to refine our sales strategy, messaging, and playbooks. Work directly with our engineering team to convey customer insights to improve our product.
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