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Senior Business Development Manager

Programmers.ioIndiaPosted 16 May 2026

Programmers.io is seeking a Senior Business Development Manager to drive revenue growth and strategic partnerships within IT services and enterprise solutions. The role involves end-to-end sales strategy, managing large-scale deals, and leading a result-oriented team focused on European and North American markets. Candidates must have extensive experience in business development and account management, alongside proficiency in sales reporting tools. This position requires strong leadership and the ability to work cross-functionally to align client needs with company delivery.

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Experience

Experience not specified

Function

Business Development

Work mode

Onsite, India

Company

Tier 2

What you will work on

Programmers.io is seeking a Senior Business Development Manager to drive revenue growth and strategic partnerships within IT services and enterprise solutions. The role involves end-to-end sales strategy, managing large-scale deals, and leading a result-oriented team focused on European and North American markets. Candidates must have extensive experience in business development and account management, alongside proficiency in sales reporting tools. This position requires strong leadership and the ability to work cross-functionally to align client needs with company delivery.

TAL's take

Quality 58/1004/5 clarityTier 2 company

Solid mid-tier role with clearly defined business development responsibilities, though specific company size and total scale are not detailed.

Role responsibilities and expectations are clearly defined, mapping well to a senior business development position.

Salaries at Programmers.io

31.0 LPA average

Based on 1 Grapevine salary entries for Programmers.io.

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Other roles

4 - 6 years

31 LPA average

Range: 31 - 31 LPA

Must haves

  • Expertise in Business Development, Sales Strategy, and Account Management
  • Stakeholder management and negotiation skills
  • Experience in net new business development
  • Prior experience in Europe and North America markets
  • Experience managing a result-oriented team
  • Prior experience in IT services, fintech, or consulting firms
  • Proficiency in MIS, Excel, and PowerPoint

Tools and skills

mismicrosoft officeexcelpowerpoint

About the company

Established mid-sized IT services and consulting firm.

Posts mentioning Programmers.io

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