Sales Development Manager Jobs in San Francisco, CA
Sales Development Manager jobs in San Francisco concentrate in SoMa, the Financial District, and Mission Bay across enterprise software, cybersecurity, fintech, and B2B SaaS, where competition for strong pipeline builders is consistently high. Employers hiring right now include Airwallex, ivo, and Cresta. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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We're looking for a Sales Development Representative to help turn Casco's founder-led sales momentum into a repeatable outbound engine. You'll start conversations with AppSec leaders and CISOs who know annual pentests and noisy security scanners cannot keep up with how quickly modern teams ship software. Your job is to make the problem urgent, earn the right to a deeper conversation, and create qualified pipeline for Casco's autonomous security testing platform.
This is not a role where you inherit a perfect script and spend all day blasting sequences. You'll work in person with our founders and sales team in San Francisco, learn how technical security buyers think, test messages in the market, and help build the outbound playbook as Casco scales after its Series A.
What You'll Actually Do
Create qualified pipeline: Research target accounts, identify the right AppSec and security leaders, and turn cold accounts into real sales conversations.
Write outbound that sounds human: Build sharp, account-specific messaging across email, phone, LinkedIn, and other channels instead of hiding behind generic sequences.
Learn the security problem: Understand how companies buy pentests today, where point-in-time testing falls short, and why continuous autonomous testing matters.
Qualify for substance: Find a credible security problem, relevant use case, buying context, and concrete next step before handing an opportunity to an Account Executive.
Work events: Attend security events with the team, start conversations in the room, and follow up fast enough to turn interest into pipeline.
Build the playbook: Test personas, industries, hooks, objections, and channels, then document what works so we can repeat it.
Keep the CRM honest: Record the source, account, persona, meeting outcome, and next step so the team can trust the pipeline and improve the motion.
Close the feedback loop: Share what prospects say with founders, sales, engineering, and security so we keep sharpening the product and the story.
What We're Looking For
Must-Haves
At least one year of outbound SDR or BDR experience in B2B software, with evidence that you can consistently create qualified meetings.
Strong writing and research skills. You can find a real reason to contact an account and explain it without corporate filler.
Comfort on the phone. You can open a cold conversation, ask a useful question, listen, and earn a next step.
The curiosity to learn application security, pentesting, vulnerabilities, cloud environments, APIs, and how technical buyers evaluate new security products.
Good judgment about quality. You would rather create the right meeting than hit a vanity activity number.
Resilience and follow-through. You can handle rejection, keep your standards high, and stay organized across a large account set.
Startup readiness. You are comfortable testing ideas, working without a finished playbook, and making your own progress visible.
The ability to work in person from our San Francisco office.
Nice-to-Have
Experience prospecting into cybersecurity, developer tools, infrastructure, cloud, or another technical category.
Familiarity with AppSec leaders, security engineers, CISOs, or the pentesting market.
Experience at an early-stage startup or helping create a new outbound motion.
A genuine interest in how attackers think and how AI is changing offensive security.
Your First Three Months
You'll have a three-month ramp to learn Casco, our buyers, and the outbound motion before carrying a full quota.
Month 1 — 25% quota: Learn the product and market, build account lists, practice the story, and begin live prospecting.
Month 2 — 50% quota: Run consistent outbound, handle common objections, and create your first accepted opportunities.
Month 3 — 75% quota: Own a defined account set and build a repeatable weekly pipeline rhythm.
Month 4 onward — 100% quota: Carry the full monthly target.
During the three-month ramp, you'll receive guaranteed variable compensation while you build toward full productivity.
What This Role Is Not
This is not a remote role. You will build the motion alongside the team in our San Francisco office.
This is not an activity contest where a dashboard full of calls matters more than whether anyone should take the meeting.
This is not a mature sales organization with a finished script, perfect data, and every objection already documented.
This is not a role for someone who wants to sell a checkbox. You will need to explain why a new approach to security testing should exist.
What We Offer
San Francisco based: Work in person with our founders, sales team, engineers, and security experts.
Compensation:
Base salary: $80,000
Target variable: $40,000
On-target earnings: $120,000
Equity grant with meaningful ownership in Casco
Real ownership: Help build the outbound motion for a new category instead of inheriting someone else's playbook.
Direct access: Learn alongside founders and technical teammates who can answer hard questions and act quickly on market feedback.
A product with proof: Casco has already found critical vulnerabilities across 300+ companies despite their existing security tools and human pentesters.
Learning opportunities: We support your growth with a budget for conferences, books, courses, and the tools that help you improve.
Our Mission
Casco's mission is to make all software effortlessly secure. We build AI agents that think like attackers and give security teams solutions instead of another pile of noisy alerts.
The time it takes attackers to weaponize vulnerabilities is collapsing, while companies are shipping more software than ever. We believe the only sustainable defense is continuous offense: finding and fixing vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them.
About the interview
1. Founder conversation — 30 minutes: We'll discuss your outbound experience, how you learn a market, and what excites you about Casco.
2. Outbound exercise — 30 minutes: Walk us through how you would research and contact an AppSec leader at a target account.
3. Paid work trial — one day: Work on a real GTM problem with the team and see if we're a mutual fit.
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Sales Development Manager Jobs in San Francisco: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a sales development manager job in San Francisco?
The strongest path is targeting San Francisco's dense cluster of SaaS, cybersecurity, and fintech companies in SoMa and Mission Bay, where SDR teams scale quickly and promote from within. Candidates who can show measurable pipeline contribution and experience with outbound sequencing tools stand out. Familiarity with the enterprise sales cycles common at Bay Area B2B companies gives you a concrete edge over generalist applicants.
Which companies hire sales development managers in San Francisco?
San Francisco sales development manager roles are posted by Airwallex, ivo, and Cresta and others right now, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. San Francisco's employer base skews heavily toward growth-stage and publicly traded tech companies, meaning openings often come with structured SDR development programs and clear promotion timelines.
Are there remote sales development manager jobs in San Francisco?
Yes, though the role is more hybrid than fully remote since team coaching, pipeline reviews, and cross-functional coordination often require in-person presence. About 48% of sales development manager openings tied to San Francisco are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, reflecting how Bay Area tech companies have settled into flexible work policies. Strategic planning and reporting responsibilities tend to be the most remote-compatible parts of the role in San Francisco.
How can I get a sales development manager job in San Francisco with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is starting as an SDR or inside sales rep at a growth-stage SaaS company in SoMa or the Financial District, where promotion to manager within 18 to 24 months is common for high performers. Many San Francisco startups and Series B companies prefer to promote proven SDRs into management rather than hire externally. Building fluency with CRM platforms and outbound tooling used across the Bay Area market accelerates that path considerably.
Which industries hire the most sales development managers in San Francisco?
The sectors hiring the most sales development managers in San Francisco are Technology & Software, Banking & Financial Services, and Consulting & Professional Services, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. San Francisco's concentration of venture-backed technology companies and established enterprise software firms drives unusually high and sustained demand for SDR leadership compared to most other U.S. cities.
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