Business Development Associate - German Speaker

what3wordsECommerce, logistics, infrastructure

WorldwideFull-TimeMiddle

Salary1100 USD per month

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Job Details

Languages: English, German

Requirements

Fluent in English (both written and spoken)
Strong communication skills
Ability to work autonomously
Good understanding of what3words
Comfortable with tech, able to explain technical details simply
Able to produce resources of a very high standard (e.g. slide decks), quickly
Proactive and intuitive
Flexible and adaptable
Ambitious and interested in building a long-term career
Team-player, motivated by working with a close-knit team and supporting colleagues
Organised, able to juggle a large workload and prioritise effectively and a mindset to automate and simplify processes where possible
Speak multiple languages (Vietnamese, Korean, German, Arabic and Japanese specifically) - bonus
Prior experience with client correspondence or sales - bonus
Lived or worked abroad, ideally in an English speaking environment - bonus

Responsibilities

Execute on sales targets in the company’s key target markets in core verticals including eCommerce, logistics and infrastructure
Use LinkedIn, email, and other tools to connect with businesses and close partnership deals
Work closely with our tech partnerships team who work with key software players to get what3words integrated and made available to their end clients
Lead sales calls and meetings, creating resources and decks to help businesses see why they should integrate what3words
Work 11am - 8pm for decent coverage of the UK market

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