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DeepInfra in Palo Alto, CA is seeking a Sales Development Representative to find and qualify high-value accounts. You will initiate conversations, research prospects, and build outbound pipelines to feed our Account Executives.
You will engage with AI-native buyers and demonstrate our AI inference infrastructure value, influencing early-stage discussions and shaping the outbound motion. This is a high-impact role in a fast-growing startup.
DeepInfra is building the foundation for companies to use modern AI in production: simply, reliably, and at scale. Our team has deep experience building large systems that serve hundreds of millions of users, and we're bringing that same level of rigor to a rapidly evolving AI inference space. Our mission is to make advanced AI available to people and teams everywhere.
We're an early, tight-knit team where you can influence product direction, try bold ideas, and drive meaningful work forward quickly. If you want to join a fast-growing company at a defining moment, we'd love to talk.
DeepInfra is backed by leading investors including A.Capital, Felicis, 500 Global, Georges Harik, Samsung Next, Supermicro, Upper90, Peak6, SVAngel and Nvidia.
Demand for DeepInfra is growing fast, and some of our biggest opportunities are companies that haven't found us yet. We need a Sales Development Representative to go find them. You'll hunt for whales, earn the first conversation, and turn it into qualified pipeline for our Account Executives.
You’ll often be the first person a prospect hears from at DeepInfra. That means knowing their business well enough to say something worth hearing, and our product well enough to back it up. This is a high-impact seat on a growing sales team, with real influence over how we build our outbound motion.
Three traits define the people who thrive here, and this role leans on all three.
Initiative. You take hold of your territory and find creative ways into accounts no one handed you. When our playbook has a gap, you close it rather than wait for someone to notice.
Drive. The hard problems are the fun part. Inference at trillions of tokens a week is a genuinely difficult engineering and commercial puzzle, and the people who do well here are energized by that rather than worn down by it.
Grit. Big accounts rarely say yes on the first touch, and the market moves weekly. You stay with it, keep learning the material as it shifts underneath you, and treat every setback as a lesson rather than a wall.