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About this role
Software development is changing fast, and code is no longer written by humans alone. Secure Code Warrior is the AI Software Governance platform that gives organizations visibility into how their software is created, strengthens developer capability, and reduces risk before code reaches production.
Built on a decade as the world’s leading secure coding training platform, we’re trusted by enterprises worldwide. We’re a venture-backed company with offices in Australia, the United States, Belgium, Iceland, and the United Kingdom.
Join Secure Code Warrior and help us in our mission to create a safer digital landscape. We’re empowering organizations to secure their software–no matter how the code is written!
Overview
The Business Development Representative, EMEA is responsible for generating qualified pipeline across a defined EMEA territory through disciplined, highly-personalized outbound prospecting. This role is built for someone who thrives on the fundamentals of outbound: researching accounts, building multi-touch sequences, and picking up the phone.
Fluency in English and German is required to effectively prospect into DACH-region accounts alongside the rest of the EMEA territory.
This role works closely with Revenue Marketing’s account-based marketing (ABM) programs, using target account lists and intent signals to prioritize outreach, and partners with EMEA Sales to ensure a steady flow of productive meetings that convert into pipeline.
Key Responsibilities
Outbound Prospecting
Execute highly-personalized outbound prospecting across a defined EMEA territory, with particular focus on DACH-region accounts requiring German-language outreach.
Build and run multi-channel, multi-touch sequences (email, phone, LinkedIn) tailored to security and developer buyer personas — CISOs, AppSec leaders, and engineering leadership.
Research target accounts thoroughly before outreach: org structure, tech stack signals, trigger events, and relevant
Tools & Tech Stack
Selling Motion
Sales Cycle
Enterprise
6–18 month cycles, complex multi-stakeholder deals
Prospecting
Channel / Partner
Sell through partners, resellers, or alliances
Buyer Persona
C-Suite
Selling to executive decision-makers
Territory
Named Accounts
Pre-assigned list of target companies
Requirements at a Glance
Typical Day — BDR
Estimates based on role type and selling motion — actual may vary by company.
SaaS — Interview Intel
Typical Sales Cycle
30–90 days (SMB) · 3–9 months (Mid-Market) · 6–18 months (Enterprise)
Common Buyer Objections
- "We're locked into a contract with [competitor]"
- "We built something in-house already"
- "We don't have budget until next quarter"
- "Our team won't adopt another tool"
Key Industry Metrics
Hot Topics to Reference
- • AI-native product disruption
- • PLG vs sales-led motion debate
- • Vertical SaaS consolidation
- • Usage-based pricing models
Use these insights to speak the buyer's language in interviews.
Tags
How do you qualify inbound leads?
Template questionDescribe your approach to multi-threading into an account.
Template questionHow do you prioritize your pipeline?
Template questionExpect high-volume outreach activity with success measured by meetings booked and pipeline generated.
Top SaaS reps often earn significant upside through accelerators once quota is exceeded.
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