Founding Sales Development Representative (SDR)

BusPlanner is looking for a Founding Sales Development Representative (SDR) to join our fast-growing Sales team. This is not a typical SDR role; it’s a ground-floor opportunity to build our outbound engine from scratch and fast-track into an Account Executive role within 6–9 months for the right performer.

Your mandate is to generate pipeline, qualify opportunities, and open doors across US school districts. You’ll operate as the tip of the spear, creating opportunities that accelerate BusPlanner’s growth in key markets.

This role is perfect for someone who is hungry, entrepreneurial, and wants to prove themselves quickly and move up fast. You’ll work directly with Sales leadership and gain visibility across the entire company.

This is a remote role and may include occasional travel.

Why BusPlanner?

BusPlanner is a leading North American tech company that provides all-in-one transportation management software to K-12 school districts. Across our customer base, we enable hundreds of transportation directors to save thousands of dollars every year by running all facets of their operations entirely through our intuitive, and easy-to-use platform. 

BusPlanner’s product suite is embedded across the majority of school districts in Canada and is currently making significant inroads in the US market, having won contracts with some of the largest school districts in the country including Miami-Dade (Florida), Gwinnett County (Georgia), Guilford (North Carolina), as well as many others. BusPlanner has a history of serving the education market and is favorably positioned to further penetrate the US market in the coming years.

BusPlanner’s leadership team consists of seasoned entrepreneurs who have significant experience in building and growing multiple successful software businesses including: (i) FieldEdge, a leading provider of software for the field services market which the team grew more than 5x and sold to a mega-cap private equity fund, and (ii) AutoLeap, a leader in the auto repair software market that has raised more than $50 million from some of the most reputable VC firms in Silicon Valley.