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Slang AI is seeking a Sales Development Representative to drive outbound outreach targeting restaurant operators. You will research ICPs, craft compelling emails and messages, and start conversations with decision-makers across the United States.
You will collaborate with Account Executives and Marketing, with a growth-focused manager providing weekly coaching, training, and feedback. This fully remote role offers base salary plus uncapped commissions and equity in a fast-growing AI-native SaaS
As a Sales Development Representative at Slang AI, you’ll be at the very front end of our growth engine: the person who first opens the door for our sales team to transform the way restaurants serve their guests. Day to day, your work lives in the outbound motion: researching restaurant operators who fit our Ideal Customer Profile, crafting compelling cold emails and LinkedIn messages, and picking up the phone to start real conversations with decision-makers. You’ll be fast, disciplined, and creative, because getting through to busy operators takes all three.
You’ll work closely with your hiring manager and Account Executives, handing off warm, well-qualified opportunities and collaborating with Marketing on campaigns and messaging. This role reports to the regional Sales Director, a hands-on coach invested in your growth who runs weekly team trainings and 1:1 sessions where you’ll dissect calls, iterate on sequences, and celebrate wins together. This is a fully remote role within the U.S., with occasional travel for team offsites, company events, and key industry conferences. You’ll use HubSpot and AI tools that sharpen your prospecting and personalization. If you love the energy of a great conversation, the satisfaction of hitting a number, and the challenge of figuring out the most effective way to break through, this is your seat.
At Slang AI, we recruit with intention and we build with care. Our team is competitive, but the competition is additive, not corrosive: the best performers share their playbooks, because a rising tide lifts all ships.
You’ll grow here because we build growth in from the start. Your first 30 days include product immersion, shadowing AEs, learning our ICP inside and out, and calibrating your outreach with your manager before your activity ramps up. After that, weekly team training, peer coaching, and a culture of transparency around metrics mean you always know how you’re tracking and what to do about it. Slang’s values (AI Native, Overachiever Fever, Humility Ability, and Be a Good Host) aren’t posters on a wall; they’re the actual operating principles of the team you’re joining.
Being AI Native isn’t an afterthought here. We use AI in how we sell, how we prospect, and how we iterate on copy. You’ll learn how to use these tools to multiply your output in ways most SDR teams haven’t caught up to yet, and that’s a real career advantage you’ll carry with you. Whether you’re aiming for an AE role, leadership, or something else entirely, you’ll leave Slang with sharper instincts, better habits, and a network of people who want to see you win.
Your role as a Sales Development Representative will be the launchpad that shapes how you think about sales, persuasion, and value creation for the rest of your career, and you’ll do it while contributing to something that makes life better for restaurants and their teams.
This role will sharpen the way you see opportunity: you’ll get better at reading people, at finding the right door, and at the kind of disciplined optimism that makes great salespeople rare.
Compensation for this role is benchmarked against local market data for the employee’s primary work location. Total compensation includes a mix of cash and equity. The base salary for this role is $70,000 (this is both the minimum and the maximum), plus $24,000 in variable compensation, for on-target earnings of $94,000.
Calling a business shouldn’t feel like a robot-hostage situation, where you’re forced to listen to horrible music and can’t reach a human, while enduring a soulless voice uttering “I’m sorry, I didn’t quite get that” on repeat for eternity. (Shudder.) That’s why we started Slang AI. We use the latest AI and audio wizardry to make transacting via voice so enjoyable it’s more human than human. By 2030, we will save businesses and consumers 1 billion minutes of precious time while transforming voice channels into the preferred mode of communication (it’s faster and easier than text).
We have backgrounds building product at companies like Spotify, BuzzFeed, the New York Times, and OpenTable, shipping experiences that have reached hundreds of millions of users. Now, we’re using our backgrounds to build a culture that puts product and human-centered design above all else while fostering constant learning and growth. Sound like something you’d like to be part of? Get on board.