
We make Privacy Software for SMBs.
We’re looking for a Business Development Rep with real DTC eCommerce experience to help brands simplify privacy compliance. If you’ve been an eCommerce Manager before and want to pivot into SaaS sales, this is your chance to turn that experience into a revenue-driving role at a Y Combinator–backed startup.
Privacy is one of the most fundamental rights we have.
At TrueVault, we believe that when businesses have access to tools that make compliance simple, respecting consumer privacy becomes the obvious choice — and everyone wins. That’s why we build software that helps brands comply with complex privacy laws without drowning in legal costs or red tape.
We’ve cracked the code on making compliance something companies can handle themselves — no armies of lawyers required.
We’re a Y Combinator–backed startup based in San Francisco, obsessed with building products that solve hard problems and relentless about making our customers successful.
Joining TrueVault as a Business Development Representative (BDR) offers a unique opportunity to combine your first-hand DTC eCommerce experience with building relationships and driving revenue for a fast-growing SaaS company.
We aren’t looking for a traditional BDR. Instead, we want someone who’s been in the shoes of our customers — specifically, someone who has worked as an eCommerce Manager at a DTC brand. You understand the realities of running an online store, the pressure of growth targets, and the complexity of compliance — because you’ve lived it. Now, you’ll get to use that knowledge to connect with peers, build trust, and introduce them to how TrueVault can make their lives easier.
This role will give you exposure to a high-performing sales team, hands-on coaching, and a front-row seat to scaling a Y Combinator-backed startup.
We are seeking a Business Development Representative (BDR) with direct experience as an eCommerce Manager at a DTC brand. This is a sales development role — you’ll be on the front lines reaching out to prospective customers via emails, calls and social media, engaging them in conversations about their compliance challenges, and booking discovery meetings for our Account Executives.
Your unique background as an eCommerce Manager will allow you to connect authentically with prospects, understand their day-to-day pain points, and speak credibly about the value TrueVault brings.
This is a fully remote role, but you must be based in the United States.
This role is designed to be a launchpad into SaaS sales. High performers will have the opportunity to advance into Account Executive roles within 12–18 months, with higher OTE potential and greater ownership of deals. You’ll gain direct exposure to closing strategies, complex sales cycles, and leadership visibility that accelerates your career trajectory.
You’ll work directly with our CEO, who heads up our GTM team, as well as collaborating closely with Account Executives and Partnerships. This means hands-on coaching, direct mentorship, and visibility into how strategic deals are structured and closed.
We believe in setting clear, achievable expectations. Success in this role will be measured by:
This role offers $100,000 OTE, comprised of:
Please submit your application through WaaS.
Attach your resume in PDF format (no other formats will be accepted).
In the “What interests you about TrueVault” text box, include the following:
Why we ask for this: Writing persuasive outreach emails is a core part of the BDR role. This exercise isn’t about creating a “perfect” email — it’s about showing us your approach, how you think about personalization, and how you’d engage a real prospect. Keep it short, natural, and in your own voice.
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TrueVault builds software tools that help businesses comply with consumer data privacy laws. We believe if businesses have access to products that make getting and staying compliant simple, straightforward, and fully automated, respecting consumers' data privacy becomes the sensible default. And we all benefit from that.