About the opportunity
The Business Development Representative II (BDR II), Customer Base, plays a critical role in driving growth within Dayforce’s existing customer accounts. This mid-level position is suited to someone with 2–3 years of relevant experience who can build relationships, understand business needs, and identify opportunities for customers to gain additional value from Dayforce’s products and services.
Working closely with Customer Base Sales Representatives and internal account partners, the BDR II develops targeted outreach strategies based on each customer’s current solutions, business priorities, and opportunities for expansion. Through telephone, email, social media, webinars, and events, the BDR II engages decision-makers and influencers to generate qualified sales opportunities and schedule meetings with the Dayforce Sales team.
Success requires thoughtful account research, strong communication skills, disciplined follow-up, and a customer-first approach. Documenting activity and account intelligence in Salesforce and using sales and marketing automation tools are integral to the role. Some travel may be required for corporate meetings, sales team meetings, and customer events.
** This posting represents an ongoing opportunity within our organization. While there may not be an active vacancy at this time, we encourage interested candidates to apply. Applications will be reviewed periodically and retained for future openings.
What you’ll get to do
Build relationships with existing Dayforce customers through a targeted, multi-touch approach that connects outreach to their business priorities.
Partner with 2–3 Customer Base Sales Representatives to develop territory and account plans, prioritize accounts, and identify qualified expansion opportunities.
Research customers’ current Dayforce products and services, organizational structure, industry challenges, and business initiatives to identify unmet needs.
Engage HR, Payroll, Finance, Operations, IT, Benefits, and Recruiting leaders to understand their goals and introduce relevant Dayforce solutions.
Identify and build relationships with additional decision-makers and influencers within customer accounts.
Communicate how additional Dayforce products and services can complement a customer’s existing solutions and support their desired business outcomes.
Use phone, email, and social outreach strategically, tailoring messaging to the customer’s relationship with Dayforce, current solutions, and potential needs.
Coordinate outreach with Sales Representatives and relevant account partners to ensure a consistent customer experience.
Follow up on customer engagement with campaigns, product announcements, webinars, and events to uncover interest and schedule qualified conversations.
Qualify opportunities by gathering information about business needs, current processes, stakeholders, timing, and purchasing considerations.
Maintain a long-term nurture strategy for customers whose needs or timing do not yet support an immediate sales conversation.
Manage calendars, campaigns, and follow-up activities while maintaining strong communication with Sales Representatives.
Follow standard operating procedures to coordinate first-call appointments, document qualification details, and communicate next steps to the sales team.
Maintain accurate Salesforce records, including customer contacts, current solutions, account intelligence, outreach activity, and identified opportunities.
Analyze territory coverage and account information to identify gaps in stakeholder relationships, product information, and engagement; develop plans to address those gaps.
Use CRM, social media, and sales and marketing automation tools to execute campaigns and track results.
Assess outreach effectiveness and adjust account targeting, messaging, and engagement strategies to improve results.
Develop and maintain knowledge of Dayforce’s products, services, and value proposition through ongoing training and…