
Business Development Lead, VC/PE
About this role
Databricks is hiring a Business Development Lead for venture capital and private equity partnerships in New York City or San Francisco to cultivate investment firm relationships and drive portfolio growth. This position suits an experienced commercial professional with a strong investor network and a background in scaling SaaS or big data operations.
Role Overview
The Business Development Lead focuses on establishing and expanding connections with venture capital and private equity firms to generate measurable value for their portfolio companies. This operational ecosystem role requires collaborating with internal groups including sales, field engineering, and marketing to guide early-stage and PE-backed businesses through data and AI adoption on the Databricks platform.
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About the Company
Databricks operates as a data and artificial intelligence company providing a unified platform utilized by over 20,000 organizations globally. Headquartered in San Francisco with more than 30 offices internationally, the company offers technologies such as Unity Catalog, Lakehouse, Lakeflow, Lakebase, Genie, and Agent Bricks.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit their application directly on the official Databricks careers page.
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What locations are available for this role?
This position is based in New York City, New York, or San Francisco, California.
What is the primary focus of the Business Development Lead?
The role centers on building relationships with venture capital and private equity firms to generate measurable value for their portfolio companies and connect them with Databricks teams.
How many years of sales experience are required?
Applicants must have a minimum of 5 years of sales experience in big data, SaaS, or PaaS companies.
What types of external partners will this role interact with?
The lead will work closely with venture capital funds, private equity firms, founder networks, operator communities, and executive leadership.