Sales Enablement | SDRActive$86K–$176K

The opportunity

Ramp's Sales Development organization is the engine of the company's top-of-funnel growth — one of the highest-output SDR teams in the industry, and a function that is expanding rapidly. With large cohorts of new reps joining every quarter and the entire organization now being…

What you'll do

  • Redesign and run the quarterly onboarding program for each incoming cohort of: new SDRs, with the explicit target of full productivity by month three

  • Build tracks that go beyond systems training: sales methodology, professional fundamentals, cold calling philosophy, email craft, and multi-product qualification basics

  • Create resources SDRs will actually use on cold calls: specific discovery questions, objection handles, and qualifying language — not slide decks they'll close on day two

  • Design the program so it can run without you: owned by managers, reinforced in weekly 1:1s, and refreshed with each new cohort rather than rebuilt from scratch

  • Develop segment-transition programs ("SDR 201") for reps moving from SMB to: Mid-Market and Enterprise — covering advanced competitive positioning, stakeholder mapping, and enterprise call dynamics

  • Build and maintain multi-product readiness tracks for procurement, treasury,: and AP personas — the product areas where the team currently has the least coverage and the most competitive exposure

What they're looking for

  • Run 2–4 targeted enablement sessions monthly based on real field data: declining metrics, new product pushes, emerging competitive threats — not a preset calendar
  • Create lasting behavior change, not event-based spikes: if a program isn't running six months after you built it, something went wrong
  • Bring creativity to incentives and performance pushes: design, test, and iterate on SPIFFs that SDRs actually care about (not generic rewards), with clear targeting, rules, and measurement
  • Partner with SDR leadership to use incentives to drive specific behavior: change (e.g., multi-channel adoption, better pre-qualification, new product motions), not just short-term volume