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SnapLogic

Sales Development Representative EMEA

SnapLogic · Sales

Germany

Mid-level

Sales

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Posted
1mo ago

Posted on 22 September 2026

Workplace
Remote

Work model: Remote

Salary
Not disclosed

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About SnapLogic 

SnapLogic powers the agentic enterprise. The company's Agentic Integration and Applied AI Platform serves as the AI operational layer for the enterprise, securely connecting applications, data, APIs and AI agents across cloud, on-premise and hybrid environments. With trusted orchestration, governance and enterprise-grade control, SnapLogic helps organizations accelerate business value and scale AI with confidence. Unlike legacy tools, SnapLogic is built for the AI era and trusted by global enterprises, including AstraZeneca, Adobe, Verizon, and Sony, to modernize operations and power the next generation of enterprise AI.

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The Role:

A Sales Development Representative (SDR) is responsible for identifying and creating new qualified sales opportunities in Target Accounts for Account Executives. The SDR will focus on outbound lead development in their territory, qualifying active buying interest, and developing opportunities in prospect accounts. The SDR will coordinate with their Account Executive counterparts to determine the accounts that they will research and prospect into to secure a sufficient flow of qualified opportunities. 

About SnapLogic

SnapLogic builds an integration and data-automation platform (iPaaS). A US company with engineering including the UK and Germany.