CrawlJobs Logo

Filters

Location
Salary
Clear all filters

Business Development Associate Jobs

83 Job Offers

Business Development Associate
Save Icon
Join our fast-paced eCommerce team as a Business Development Associate in Los Angeles. You will partner with brands, leverage our marketing platform to drive growth, and help shape a new business line. We seek an analytical, results-driven professional with 1-3 years of experience. Enjoy comprehe...
Location Icon
Location
United States , Los Angeles/Santa Monica
Salary Icon
Salary
81900.00 - 152100.00 USD / Year
applovin.com Logo
AppLovin
Expiration Date
Until further notice
Business Development Associate
Save Icon
Join our fast-paced eCommerce team in Shanghai as a Business Development Associate. Shape a new business line, leveraging AppLovin's platform to drive growth for brands. This client-facing role requires analytical skills, strategic thinking, and 0-2 years of experience. Be a key player in our exp...
Location Icon
Location
China , Shanghai
Salary Icon
Salary
Not provided
applovin.com Logo
AppLovin
Expiration Date
Until further notice
Business Development Associate
Save Icon
Leverage your clinical research expertise in a commercial role as a Business Development Associate at ICON plc. This role requires business-level French and offers a shift into sales, focusing on generating RFPs and building client relationships. Enjoy competitive benefits including health insura...
Location Icon
Location
Salary Icon
Salary
Not provided
iconplc.com Logo
iconplc
Expiration Date
Until further notice

About the Business Development Associate role

Explore the dynamic world of Business Development Associate jobs, a critical entry-point role for driven professionals seeking to fuel organizational growth. A Business Development Associate (BDA) is fundamentally a growth engine for a company, tasked with identifying, pursuing, and securing new opportunities that drive revenue and expand market presence. This position is ideal for strategic, outgoing individuals who thrive on building relationships and solving complex business challenges.

The core of a Business Development Associate's role revolves around proactive outreach and strategic planning. Typically, professionals in these jobs are responsible for generating new leads through extensive market research, cold calling, email campaigns, and leveraging professional networks like LinkedIn. They qualify these leads to assess potential value and fit, ensuring the sales pipeline remains robust. A significant part of their day involves scheduling and conducting initial meetings and presentations with prospective clients or partners to pitch products, services, or strategic alliances. Beyond the hunt for new business, BDAs often assist in managing the early stages of the sales cycle, collaborating with senior team members on proposal development, contract drafting, and negotiation preparation. They also play a key role in maintaining and analyzing CRM data to track progress, forecast trends, and refine outreach strategies, ensuring a data-driven approach to business development.

Common responsibilities for individuals in Business Development Associate jobs include: * Conducting market research to identify new business opportunities and industry trends. * Generating and qualifying leads through various channels. * Initiating contact and building relationships with potential clients and partners. * Scheduling and conducting introductory meetings and product demos. * Supporting the creation of sales presentations, proposals, and contracts. * Maintaining accurate records of all activities and communications in a CRM system. * Collaborating with marketing and sales teams to align strategies and optimize lead generation.

To excel in Business Development Associate jobs, a specific skill set is required. Employers typically seek candidates with a bachelor’s degree in business, marketing, or a related field. Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills are non-negotiable, as the role is fundamentally about persuasion and relationship-building. Strong analytical abilities are needed to assess market data and sales metrics. A results-oriented mindset, resilience, and a high degree of self-motivation are crucial for handling rejection and persistently pursuing goals. Familiarity with CRM software (like Salesforce or HubSpot) and the Microsoft Office or Google Workspace suites is often a baseline requirement. These jobs serve as a fantastic launchpad for a career in sales, strategic partnerships, or executive leadership, offering unparalleled exposure to the core mechanics of how a business grows and succeeds.