Sales Development Representative
Pubblicato il 11-09-2026 - WeUni in Torino
WeUni, the B2B brand of Docsity, is the strategic partner for Higher Education Institutions worldwide. We connect universities with a global community of millions of students, guiding them toward their future academic and professional paths while ensuring our partners achieve maximum visibility for their programs.
We are seeking a dynamic Sales Development Representative to join our WeUni Sales Team in Turin. Your mission will be to represent the WeUni brand and its suite of digital marketing services, forging strong relationships with key decision-makers within the Higher Education sector.
? What You'll Do
- After a comprehensive onboarding program, you will become the engine of our growth by proactively building your sales pipeline.
- Your primary focus will be high-volume outbound activity. You'll spend your days making cold calls, sending targeted emails, and using LinkedIn to identify and connect with key decision-makers in the Higher Education sector.
- You will master the art of the first contact, turning cold leads into warm conversations and qualified opportunities.
- You'll take full ownership of your results, driving revenue by consistently meeting and exceeding ambitious individual and team sales targets.
? What We're Looking For
- Language Prowess: Exceptional communication skills with mandatory professional fluency (C1+) in English. Spanish or other languages are a nice to have.
- Academic Background: A Bachelor's degree (or higher).
- Mindset: A proactive, resilient, and goal-oriented approach. You are not afraid of rejection and are motivated by the challenge of the sale.
✨ Why Join WeUni?
- Be part of a high-growth company that empowers universities worldwide to connect with the next generation of students.
- Collaborate with a diverse, highly skilled, and supportive sales team where your contributions are valued and visible.
- We're expanding fast, offering genuine opportunities for professional development and career progression in a dynamic i