EU remote
Business Development Representative (BDR) - Advanced
About this role
VIZZIA AT A GLANCE Vizzia helps local authorities take back control of their public spaces: cleanliness, by detecting illegal dumping (Waste), and security, with 4G/5G video protection that helps solve more investigations (Safety). Our customers are mayors, elected officials and municipal departments. Every meeting you book is the start of a real project for a town and its residents. 🚀 THE ROLE You are the BDR of a pod: a two-person sales team that develops a territory end to end.
Your job is to build the pod's pipeline by booking qualified first meetings (P1) with decision-makers in the municipalities on your territory. It's the best seat in the house for learning the AE role: you're right there on the deals you open, you see what the best people do and you learn alongside them. Day to day, you work with your pod's AE and Regional Director. The BDR Director coaches you on the craft, alongside the other BDRs.
✅ WHAT YOU'LL DO - Know your territory. Map your municipalities, their elected officials and their calendar, and build the monthly prospecting plan with your pod's AE. - Prepare. Three minutes before each call: account history in HubSpot, nearby towns already equipped, local context (antisocial behaviour, budget, municipal calendar), so your opener speaks to that town. - Call. Prospect cold and on signals from marketing, reaching mayors, deputy mayors, chief executives (DGS), municipal police and cleanliness or security managers.
- Qualify. Confirm the need, the project owner, the timeline and the budget, using the shared qualification grid agreed by the whole pod. - Hand over and follow up. Book the P1 in the AE's calendar with a usable summary note, then follow the next meeting with them so no P1 goes cold. 5–10% OF YOUR TIME AT THE HEART OF DEALS (2-4 HOURS/WEEK WITH YOUR AE): - Follow your deals after the P1. Join demos, site visits and meetings with technical departments on the accounts you opened.
- Run a prospecting initiative. A webinar, an elected officials' trade show or a local event on your territory. - Prepare a strategic account. Plan the attack on a large city or an intermunicipal community. This time doesn't come out of your power hours: you earn it only by meeting your activity standards. What you don't do: administrative support for the AEs. Your pod protects you from those tasks so your time stays on the phone.