Business Development Executive
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Sales
Business Development, B2B Sales, Sales Development Rep/SDR, Sales Representative
Job Description & How to Apply Below
If you want to be the first BDR at a company with real momentum and help build the playbook, keep reading.
This is a new role at e-Plan Soft. You'll be the first person in it, and we'll build it together.
About e-Plan Softe-Plan Soft makes electronic plan review software for the cities, counties, and third-party reviewers who approve what gets built in their communities. For nearly two decades, we've helped agencies move a slow, paper-heavy process online. We integrate with the permitting platforms our customers already use, and we're backed by Parker Gale, a growth-focused PE software investor.
Over the past year, we rebuilt. We modernized the product and shipped the features that put us back at the top. Our NPS jumped 20+ points, existing customers are asking to see our new paid products, and our partnerships are stronger than they've been in years. Now we need more conversations with the agencies who don't know us yet. That's where you come in.
Therole
You are not selling e-Plan Soft. You are selling the value of a first conversation with e-Plan Soft. Your job is to open doors, earn trust, and set great meetings for our Account Executives.
You'll work two kinds of leads:
- Cold: cities and counties that fit our ideal customer profile but haven't raised their hand...yet.
- Warm: leads from marketing, conferences, and public signals. For example, when a city council discusses buying plan review software, we'll know, and that lead goes to you.
- Government buyers can smell a sales pitch. They have little patience for pushy outreach. We lead with relationships and service: how can we help, not how can we sell.
- Everything is public. Budgets, council agendas, RFPs, and permit volumes are a search away. That makes it possible to personalize at scale, so you never have to choose between relevant and high-volume.
- Service and volume go together here. We don't want someone afraid of the phone or who sends five perfect emails a day. We also don’t want a pushy salesperson that does a ton of outbound, but gives prospects “the ick”. We want someone with a servant mindset AND the grit to do the volume it takes to start conversations.
- Prospect every day across phone, email, and Linked In. You will cold call, and you'll do it with a service-first mindset, consistency, and volume.
- Use public information (council agendas, budgets, RFPs, permit data) to make every touch relevant to that agency.
- Follow up fast on warm leads from marketing, conferences, and public signals.
- Represent our brand in market. Every prospect should walk away feeling helped, whether they take the meeting or not.
- Set qualified first meetings for our Account Executives and ELT members; hand those meetings off cleanly.
- Keep your activity and notes in the CRM. We use AI to make this close to painless.
- Help us build the BDR playbook: what works, what doesn't, and what we should try next.
- We are fully remote, and we always will be. If interested, you’ll have the opportunity to travel occasionally for conferences when it matters (though this is not a requirement).
This is not an entry-level role. You've done this work before, and you've done it well. We'll ask about your performance in prior roles, so come ready to talk numbers.
You have
- Proven experience as a BDR or SDR, including real cold calling. If you've never cold called, this isn't the right fit.
- A track record of hitting high activity volumes and meeting targets.
- A reputation for outreach that makes prospects feel valued, not pressured.
- The persistence to keep going when the answer is 'not now.'
- Comfort working remotely and owning your own day.
Bonus points for
- Government, public sector, or other regulated-industry experience. We'd love it, but…
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