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Sales Development Specialist - Data Center Services (APAC timezone) @ rebootmonkey

Richmond, Virginia, USOnsiteFull-time
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About Reboot Monkey Reboot Monkey is a global datacenter services provider headquartered in Haarlem, Netherlands, operating 24 green-powered facilities across 6 continents . We deliver colocation, IP transit, smart hands, remote hands, and managed datacenter services to clients worldwide. We are a lean, remote-first team building the infrastructure backbone of the internet. Our clients range from hyperscalers and carriers to enterprises and startups who need reliable, fast datacenter operations — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. About the Role We are building a global sales development team that operates 24/7. Our clients and prospects are spread across every time zone — when a potential customer needs colocation, someone should be reaching out. When a prospect posts on LinkedIn about outgrowing their current DC provider, someone should be in their inbox within hours, not days. As SDR for the Asia-Pacific — covering India, Southeast Asia, East Asia, and Oceania , you own outbound prospecting and meeting booking in your region. You are mega proactive, friendly, and genuinely interested in the datacenter industry . You don't wait for leads to come to you — you go find them. You research companies, identify decision-makers, craft personalized outreach, and book meetings for our sales team. What You'll Do Drive outbound sales through cold outreach, LinkedIn, and partner channels Respond to inbound leads same day—no exceptions Own end-to-end quoting for servers, networking equipment, and colocation needs Work with vendors to secure pricing, availability, and fast turnaround Support clients needing remote hands, hardware installs, migrations, and DC services Move deals quickly from first contact to close

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