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Coverflex in Portugal is seeking a Junior Sales Development Representative to drive cross-sell and inbound opportunities for our compensation platform. This fixed-term 6-month role blends high-volume outreach with strategic inside sales to grow our insurance, benefits and HR tech offerings.
The successful candidate will qualify leads quickly, maintain a strong pipeline, and collaborate with a cross-functional team to optimize sales processes.
Work changed. Pay didn't. Coverflex exists to make compensation work for everyone. Pay is still rigid, fragmented, and hard to feel. We turn compensation into choice: one platform, one card, one app, for benefits, meal allowance, insurance and more. Our platform is simple for HR and meaningful for employees. We provide choice, smarter compensation tools and empowerment. TL;
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Sales Development Representative
Junior
Portuguese and English (fluent) Main Tools:
Fixed Term - 6 months Compensation
Base Salary: €20,000 to €26,000 gross annual package + variable Equity: Yes, Stock Options under our Equity Incentive Plan Benefits: you can check them below at the end of the page Your Impact
Coverflex is growing through a product-led model, and our next growth opportunity is increasingly coming from the customers we already have. While most of our acquisition funnel is becoming self-serve, cross‑sell and up‑sell still require a human touch — particularly when it comes to insurance. This role exists to turn that demand into closed deals while helping the team maintain coverage across acquisition when needed. You'll be a flexible commercial resource across acquisition and cross-sell, shifting focus depending on where the business needs the most capacity. You'll Know You're Successful When You
Guardrail: Average deal value and company-size mix
Let's be real: this is a fast‑moving, high-volume sales role where the process is still evolving. Your focus will shift between acquisition and cross‑sell depending on business priorities, sometimes with little notice. Most inbound leads have limited initial intent, so you'll need to qualify quickly, disqualify when necessary, and keep opportunities moving. You'll also be selling while improving the process around you — spotting broken handoffs, tooling gaps and repetitive work that should eventually be automated. Insurance conversations can be technical, so you'll need enough product understanding to build credibility while knowing when to bring in the right expert. And because many of these are small‑ticket deals, speed matters more than a long consultative sales cycle. You
Nice-to-have Insurance, broker/insurer, benefits, HR‑tech or payroll experience Experience working with a product‑led / self‑serve funnel Experience building or improving sales sequences, workflows or automations Experience selling a technical product
That's fine. If you're commercially driven, move fast, enjoy closing, and are comfortable figuring things out as you go, we'd still love to hear from you.
You probably find this frustrating if... You need a finished playbook before you can perform. You prefer long relationship‑building conversations over closing. You're uncomfortable with changing priorities or evolving processes. You're indifferent to targets or variable compensation. You want to own a stable book of business rather than constantly improve how the motion works. You're primarily an outbound dialler and don't enjoy having technical product conversations.
Portugal LinkedIn Profile:
Energy:
Strategic and high-output. Moves fast, expects the same from the team.
Communication:
Direct and async-first — mostly Slack, straight to the point, no fluff.
Feedback Style:
Honest and direct, always tied to business outcomes. You'll always know where you stand. How to work with me - in the Manager's own words: I care about outcomes, not activity. I give full autonomy to people on my team — but autonomy comes with ownership, and ownership means you drive your numbers and flag blockers proactively, not after the fact. My default question is: what's the fastest way to validate this? I'm automation‑first and expect the same mindset from everyone I work with — if something can be done by a tool or a workflow, we shouldn't be doing it manually. I'm hands‑on: I'll be in your experiments, your copy iterations, your dashboards. Not to micromanage, but because I think the best results come from a manager who's close to the work. I'm direct — with feedback, with priorities, with bad news. I expect the same back.
We hire for impact and potential, not pedigree. We welcome applications from people with non-linear careers, career breaks, caregiving gaps, and those changing fields. No discrimination on the basis of age, disability, gender identity/expression, marital or family status, pregnancy, neurodivergence, race/ethnicity, religion/belief, gender, sexual orientation, or any other protected ground.
We anchor on evidence of outcomes, what you shipped, moved, or influenced. We actively de‑bias by using structured rubrics, multiple assessors, and blind screening most of the time, we won't know your name, gender, or personal info until the interview stage.
We use a few tools to reduce bias and improve documentation, not to make hiring decisions. Teamtailor anonymisation: profiles are reviewed without relying on names/personal identifiers. Meeting recorder (e.G., Talka.Ai, Granola): may be used to capture interviews so we can focus on the conversation. ChatGPT: may be used to turn interview notes/transcripts into clear, structured summaries. Important: every application is reviewed by a human, and no decision or rejection is made by AI. If recording is used, we'll be transparent and, where required, ask for consent.
Decision: within 4 weeks of your application. Updates: weekly if the process runs longer. Scheduling: interviews between 10:00–16:00 CET, flexible across Europe.