Sprinto
Lead Qualification Analyst - Intern
Job Summary
The role involves supporting the sales pipeline by qualifying leads based on predefined criteria and engaging potential customers who have shown initial interest. Responsibilities include evaluating inbound and outbound leads, validating lead information, and maintaining lead data using CRM systems like HubSpot. Candidates should have prior internship experience in sales, business development, or lead qualification, along with strong communication skills and familiarity with tools such as LinkedIn and Excel. The position offers a remote work setup with a 6-month duration and a stipend, with potential for extension or a full-time role based on performance.
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Job Description
Sprinto is a leading platform that automates information security compliance. By raising the bar on information security, Sprinto ensures compliance, healthy operational practices, and the ability for businesses to grow and scale with unwavering confidence. We are a team of200+ employees & helping1000+ Customers across75+ Countries. We are funded by top investment partnersAccel, ELEVATION & Blume Ventures and have raised 32 Million USD in funding including our latestSeries B round.
The Role
We're looking for aLead Qualification Intern to support our sales pipeline efforts. Your primary responsibility will be to qualify leads based on predefined criteria and engage potential customers who dropped off after showing initial interest. You’ll work closely with the sales team to improve lead conversion and ensure high-quality prospects are passed through the funnel.
- Evaluate inbound and outbound leads using our ICP and persona definitions
- Reach out to leads who submitted a demo form but didn’t book a slot (DNBs) via LinkedIn, email, and phone
- Validate lead information: email domain, LinkedIn, company size/industry, etc.
- Update and maintain lead data in HubSpot
- Coordinate with SDRs and AEs to align on lead quality and handover
- Track performance metrics such as conversion rates and outreach efficiency
- Research new tools, industries, and ICP trends in the compliance automation space
- At least1 prior internship (minimum 6 months) in a sales, business development, or lead qualification role
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Comfortable with LinkedIn, cold emailing, and basic calling
- Familiarity with CRM systems like HubSpot (or willingness to learn quickly)
- Basic Excel/Google Sheets proficiency
- Curious, detail-oriented, and eager to learn from a fast-paced team
- Location: Remote
- Duration: 6 months (with potential for extension or full-time offer based on performance)
- Stipend: 22K
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Sprinto
Sprinto is a security compliance automation platform for fast-growing tech companies that want to move fast and win big.
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