Business development representative
Pubblicato il 10-09-2026 - Bending Spoons in Italia
At Bending Spoons, we’re striving to build one of the all-time great companies. A company that serves a huge number of customers. A company where team members grow to their full potential. A company that functions at unparalleled levels of effectiveness and efficiency. A company that creates value for shareowners at an extraordinary rate. And a company that does so while adhering to high ethical standards.
In pursuit of this objective, we acquire and improve digital businesses, not to sell on, but to own and operate for the long term. The transformations we make are often deep—designed to speed up innovation, agevolazioni customers, and strengthen business performance. Here, hierarchy is minimal and teams are small and talent-dense. We operate established products with the ambition, agility, and urgency of a startup. Across the company, we integrate AI deeply into how we work so that human judgment and machine intelligence reinforce each other.
For a talented, driven, and collaborative individual, working at Bending Spoons is an opportunity to learn, make an impact,
and progress their career at an exceptionally high rate. That’s our promise to such a candidate.
A few examples of your responsibilities
Identify high-potential leads. Leverage research and the latest AI tools to pinpoint the companies worth pursuing, then get them on the phone through high-volume cold calls and outreach.
Turn first contact into qualified pipeline. Chase prospects relentlessly and single out opportunities for the sales team to pursue. Keep an up-to-date record of every lead and interaction.
Learn the industry inside and out. Understand the incentives, pressure points, and decision-makers of your industry. Then use that edge to open doors.
Follow the data. Keep a close eye on performance metrics to gauge impact and zero in on the highest-value actions and opportunities.
What we look for
Reasoning ability. Given the necessary knowledge, you can solve complex problems. You think from first p