Business Development Representative Intern
Pubblicato il 20-10-2026 - Sencare in Milano
Who we are
Sencare is an intelligent operating system powered by specialized AI agents, designed to empower home care providers, healthcare cooperatives, and care facilities.
By seamlessly connecting care organizations, professionals, families, and care recipients in one unified platform, we eliminate administrative overhead and reduce organizational workload by up to 70%.
Co-founded with Startup Bakery, a startup studio dedicated to building vertical AI‑native companies, Sencare is building the backbone of tomorrow’s silver economy.
And now… we’re growing. ?
Our vibe
We’re not just building software - we’re building a mindset.
Here’s what drives us every day:
? Sustainability - Everything we do has to make a positive impact on people and the planet.
? Holacracy - No old-school hierarchies. We believe in roles, not titles.
⚡ Lean thinking - If it’s not useful to the customer, we don’t build it.
How we work
✨ Trust & initiative: We trust you to take ownership, make decisions, and learn fast.
?️ Work-life balance: What matters is what you deliver,
not when you clock in.
? Flexible remote work: Office in Bresso when you want people time, remote when you need focus.
Your mission
We’re looking for our first BDR Intern - someone ready to kickstart our outbound engine, start real conversations, and book meaningful meetings with potential partners and stakeholders.
You’ll work closely with the founders of Sencare and see the direct impact of your work.
No fluff, no bureaucracy - just pure execution and growth.
What you’ll do ?
You’ll work side by side with Sencare co-founders to:
- ? Identify leads via LinkedIn, AI tools, GMB, and other smart tools
- ✉️ Reach out to potential clients via email, LinkedIn, and phone
- ?️ Start real conversations - not spam
- ? Book qualified meetings for the co-founders
- ? Learn how to test ICPs, messaging, and outbound sequences
- ? Track everything in CRM
You won’t have “hot” leads.
You won’t have a marketing team war