Vacancies

Business Development Manager – Telecoms Sales

Salary: £35k–£45k Basic (DOE) + 20% Commission
Fuel Allowance: 45p per mile
Location: Field-Based (Office 1–2 Days per Week)

Office: Brighton (visit site 1-2 times per week).

Are you a confident communicator with a strong track record in telecoms sales? This is your chance to join a fast-growing technology services provider delivering solutions in telecoms, connectivity, mobile, and data.

About the Company

Founded in 2020, our client has quickly become a major player in the business technology space. Their portfolio covers everything from business phone systems and high-speed connectivity to mobile solutions and hosted services.

The Role

As a Business Development Manager, you’ll be responsible for generating new business and driving sales across the telecoms product suite. This is a hands-on, outbound-focused role — perfect for someone who excels in building relationships from scratch.

Key Responsibilities

• 360 sales role focusing on cold calling, booking visits and being a hands on Sales Rep across the South East and surrounding areas
• Own the full sales cycle, from first contact to closing
• Become an expert in telecoms solutions including VoIP, hosted telephony, mobile and connectivity services
• Utilising the existing client database to bring on previously spending customers
• Attend the office 1–2 days per week to collaborate with the team

About You

• Proven experience in telecoms B2B sales
• A true new-business hunter who thrives in a target-driven environment
• Confident cold caller and capable relationship-builder
• Experience managing your own diary and appointments
• Full UK driving licence

Package

• £35k–£45k basic salary (depending on experience)
• 20% commission – excellent OTE
• 45p per mile fuel allowance

To apply or learn more, contact Shannon Clough at Interaction Leeds.
We’re also recruiting for various sales roles — get in touch if you have relevant experience.

0113 866 2042 / Shannon.clough@irweb.co.uk

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Contact information

Shannon Clough