Fall 2026
Sales Development Representative Intern
Sales Development
OH.io
11-50 employees
Built go-to-market engine for B2B SaaS
No salary listed
Columbus, OH, USA
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Part-time work is performed from the Columbus office.
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- Actively pursue an undergraduate degree at Ohio State University or another surrounding university, with current Sophomore, Junior, or Senior standing.
- Write sharp, persuasive emails and use verbal confidence to build rapport, handle objections, and guide professional conversations.
- Quickly grasp complex business-to-business software-as-a-service concepts and learn sales enablement tools such as HubSpot and LinkedIn Sales Navigator.
- Commit up to 20 hours per week during the academic semester and work from the Columbus office.
- Source relevant business-to-business technology organizations and key contacts matching ideal customer profiles.
- Identify and qualify potential clients through coordinated outreach across email, phone, and LinkedIn.
- Evaluate the quality and fit of target organizations and assess prospects’ needs, goals, and operational challenges.
- Help develop targeted communication sequences and outbound strategies to educate and nurture prospects toward meetings.
- Schedule initial meetings between prospects and Account Executives and ensure prospects are engaged and prepared.
- Maintain prospect accounts, contacts, and activities in a customer relationship management system while tracking daily activity and conversion metrics.
- Collaborate with other Sales Development Representatives and sales leadership to refine the outbound technology playbook, including cold outreach, social selling, and multi-threading.
- Persistence, resilience, and motivation to meet goals in a rejection-heavy technology sales environment.
- Ability to collaborate with peers and other departments.
- Ability to learn new tools and frameworks quickly, respond well to feedback, and adapt when priorities shift.
- Comfort working in a fast-moving startup environment with expanding responsibilities.
OH.io is a revenue-focused platform that helps software and AI startups grow recurring revenue. It operates a Revenue-as-a-Service model by building and managing dedicated go-to-market teams—sales, marketing, and demand-generation—who are OH.io employees based in Columbus and embedded with portfolio companies to drive pipeline, close deals, and scale revenue. Unlike traditional VC, OH.io provides hands-on commercial execution and takes a share of the revenue instead of requiring upfront equity, though it also runs a venture fund to selectively invest in portfolio companies. The company plans to support 100 startups over five years and create about 2,000 new tech jobs in Columbus, while building an ecosystem through The Grid, a physical innovation hub. Its first international member is Saporo, which expanded to North America with Ohio-based support.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
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Total Funding
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Headquarters
Columbus, Ohio
Founded
2026
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- August 21, 2026 Overtime joined OH.io with dedicated inside-sales and ABM support.
- OH.io posted six August 2026 jobs, including Saporo sales hires, signaling active execution.
- Saporo launched North American operations with OH.io on May 28, 2026.
What critics are saying
- Timashev and OH.io face April 2026 fraud and breach-of-contract suits from ex-executives.
- May 2026 filings alleged OH.io spent $8 million and generated no new clients.
- If litigation exposes governance failures, founders and LPs abandon OH.io before The Grid launch.
What makes OH.io unique
- Ratmir Timashev funded OH.io with over $100 million and built Veeam.
- OH.io embeds Columbus-based GTM teams instead of selling only capital to startups.
- Saporo and Overtime joined in 2026, proving the revenue-as-a-service model across categories.
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Overtime joins the OH.io portfolio to accelerate demand for its voice-first AI platform for billing and collections. Overtime, the developer of a voice-first AI platform for billing, collections, and debt recovery, announced a partnership with Columbus-based performance venture OH.io for go-to-market acceleration. Through the partnership, Overtime will join the OH.io portfolio and receive a dedicated pod of go-to-market specialists to support Overtime's top-of-funnel demand engine, including a dedicated inside-sales pod and account-based marketing program aimed at generating qualified meetings with prospective customers. OH.io's go-to-market motion will run top-of-funnel pipeline generation and account-based marketing engine to deliver qualified meetings across collection agencies, debt buyers, and first-party receivables teams to Miami based Overtime. Overtime helps organizations solve one of the biggest challenges in recovering consumer and patient balances: ensuring enough trained agents can effectively engage every account. The volume of accounts requiring a conversation often far exceeds the capacity of licensed, trained, and compliance-supervised teams, leaving much of the receivables portfolio untouched. Overtime brings voice AI, dialing infrastructure, compliance controls, and performance tracking into one platform, enabling collection agencies, debt buyers, healthcare organizations, and first-party receivables teams to reach more consumers, deliver a more consistent and respectful experience, and improve recovery performance at a materially lower cost. "Demand for responsible, effective AI in collections is growing quickly, but reaching the right organizations requires focus and consistent execution. Partnering with OH.io increases our capacity to bring Overtime to more receivables leaders while staying focused on building technology that helps them engage more accounts, improve recovery performance, and maintain rigorous compliance," said Dan Kutchel, CEO, Overtime. Overtime's technology was purpose-built by operators from the collections, healthcare revenue cycle, debt buying, and first-party servicing industries alongside AI engineers, a combination the company argues is necessary in a category where a single non-compliant conversation carries regulatory consequence. Overtime's customers typically see measurable lift in contact rates, more promises-to-pay, and incremental payments from previously unworked inventory within the first 30 to 60 days. "Overtime is bringing real technology to an industry that's operated the same way for decades," shares Kaitlyn Debelak, Director of Go-to-Market Programs. "We're glad to be the team building the pipeline that gets it in front of the agencies who need it most." For OH.io, the engagement extends a model the firm has applied across its portfolio that embeds experienced go-to-market operators into startups to enable founders to stay focused on product and revenue while accelerating sales cycles. Overtime represents the first company in applied AI in an operational category to benefit from OH.io's model, following Saporo in identity security and RWX in developer infrastructure.