Business Development Executive – US Market

<p><strong>Location: </strong>India (Remote)</p><p><strong>Employment Type:</strong> Part-Time</p><p><br></p><p><strong><em>About the role</em></strong></p><p>We are looking for a <strong>hungry, curious and commercially minded Business Development Executive</strong> to help us grow our business in the US.</p><p>This isn’t a role where you’ll simply be handed leads and asked to follow up.</p><p><strong>We want someone who enjoys creating opportunities.</strong></p><p>You’ll work directly with our leadership team to:</p><p>• Identify and research potential US customers</p><p> • Find and connect with the right decision-makers</p><p> • Prospect through LinkedIn, email, calls, communities and partnerships</p><p> • Start conversations and understand customer problems</p><p> • Generate and qualify sales opportunities</p><p> • Demo and position technology solutions</p><p> • Build relationships across healthcare, life sciences and the startup ecosystem</p><p> • Experiment with messaging and sales approaches to figure out what actually works</p><p> • Help us build a repeatable sales engine from the ground up</p><p><br></p><p><strong><em>Who are we looking for?</em></strong></p><p>Someone with <strong>1–3 years of experience</strong> in B2B sales, SaaS, SDR/BDR, inside sales or business development.</p><p>You should be:</p><p>✓ Confident speaking with US customers</p><p> ✓ Comfortable picking up the phone, not just sending emails</p><p> ✓ Persistent and disciplined with follow-ups</p><p> ✓ Good at research and finding the right people</p><p> ✓ Curious about technology and software</p><p> ✓ Comfortable working US hours from India</p><p> ✓ Hungry to learn and grow</p><p>Experience in <strong>Healthcare, Life Sciences, SaaS, startups or technology sales</strong> is a bonus.</p><p><br></p><p><strong><em>Why this role is different</em></strong></p><p>You won’t be joining a large sales machine.</p><p><strong>You’ll help build one.</strong></p><p>You’ll work closely with senior leadership, get exposure to US customers, software partnerships, healthcare, startups and technology, and have the opportunity to directly influence how we go to market.</p><p>We’re looking for <strong>potential, hunger and ownership — not 10 years of experience.</strong></p><p>Interested?</p><ul><li>Send us your CV along with a short note answering:</li></ul><p><strong>“If you had 30 days to get Liberate Collective 10 qualified US customer conversations, what would you do?”</strong></p><ul><li>🌐 Liberate Collective</li></ul>

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