Outbound SDR focused on manufacturing: prospect via calls, email, and LinkedIn; qualify operational pain and fit; book high-quality demos for Account Executives; maintain CRM pipeline and refine messaging through coaching and data.
Role Overview
FabStation is transforming how steel fabricators and modular builders perform quality control using augmented reality. As an SDR, your job is simple: generate qualified sales opportunities that turn into revenue.
You will prospect, engage, and qualify manufacturing companies, identifying real production challenges (rework, inefficiency, QA gaps) and booking high-quality demos for our Account Executives. This role is the foundation for a high-performing sales career.
What You’ll Do
- Prospect and engage net-new manufacturing companies (calls, email, LinkedIn)
- Qualify opportunities based on operational pain, fit, and urgency
- Book and manage high-quality demos that convert to pipeline
- Partner with Account Executives to progress deals
- Maintain organized pipeline and activity tracking in CRM
- Continuously improve messaging through coaching and data
What We’re Looking For
- Strong interest in B2B sales (manufacturing or tech is a plus)
- Competitive, results-driven mindset (you care about hitting targets)
- Clear communicator who can simplify complex ideas
- Coachable, fast learner, and comfortable with rejection
- Organized and able to manage high activity volume
Nice to Have
- Prior sales or customer-facing experience
- Exposure to manufacturing, construction, or technical products
- Languages: English, Mandarin, French, Spanish, Arabic
Compensation
- $60,000-$68,000 OTE
- 60:40 Base:Commission
- Standard benefits
- 2 weeks vacation
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