Katapult

business development manager in enterprise IT

In short

This is a business development / outbound sales role for enterprise IT, based in Amsterdam, hybrid with 3–4 office days. The company organizes its sales teams into business units (e.g. Enterprise Consultancy & Integration Partners, Public & Healthcare, Energy & Industry, Financial Services & Retail) and the role focuses entirely on hunting new clients and building strategic partnerships within the enterprise IT ecosystem. It requires at least 2 years of commercial experience in IT, SaaS, consultancy, or staffing, proven outbound new-business hunting skills, and consultative selling ability with enterprise organizations.

Tasks
•Build a market within one of four business units: Enterprise Consultancy & Integration Partners, Public & Healthcare, Energy & Industry, or Financial Services & Retail
•Open new clients and develop new business within enterprise IT
•Develop strategic partnerships and relationships within the enterprise IT ecosystem
•Build a market with a focus entirely on new business
•Report directly to the commercial management
Requirements
•At least 2 years of commercial experience in IT, SaaS, consultancy, or staffing
•Proven hunter with outbound new business experience
•Strong consultative selling skills with enterprise organizations
•Able to speak the language of IT and act as a credible discussion partner for IT decision-makers
Nice to have
•Experience with enterprise software, integration partners, or IT consultancy
Conditions
•€60.000–€78.000 Basissalaris
•20–30% Bonus
•Lease car
•Training budget
•26 Vacation days
•Hybrid work with 3–4 office days

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