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A remote career in Business Development Manager offers both professional growth and the freedom to work from anywhere. Currently, there are 1,400+ verified remote Business Development Manager positions — spanning United States, United Kingdom, and Anywhere with typical salaries ranging from $96K–$150K. These roles range from individual contributor positions to senior leadership, covering a wide spectrum of industries and company sizes.
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1,400+ roles are live right now, and 111 of them were posted in the last seven days.
Postings still live, per week, over the last 12 weeks. The earlier weeks read low: the roles that have been filled are no longer counted.
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The median advertised salary is $125K a year, based on 211 salaries. Senior roles come in at $133K.
* Of the offers that state a seniority.
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Business development at the individual contributor and BD representative level is competitive across most markets. The VP of Business Development, Head of Strategic Partnerships, and Chief Business Development Officer level is a different environment. These roles require professionals who have built partnership programs rather than managed individual deals, who have structured alliances that drove durable revenue outcomes rather than one-off transactions, and who have navigated the organizational complexity of making partnership-led growth a repeatable motion rather than a series of executive relationships. The strategic BD leadership profile is scarce, and companies building partnerships as a primary growth channel consistently find the senior pool smaller than expected.
Median advertised salary by seniority. 24 more roles state a salary but no seniority.
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Revenue attribution is the primary filter. BD professionals who describe their work in terms of partnerships signed and relationships built rather than revenue generated, pipeline sourced, or market access created are screened as relationship managers rather than commercial leaders. Companies hiring VP of BD and Head of Partnerships expect candidates who can quantify the business impact of their partnership programs: revenue attributable to partner-sourced or partner-influenced deals, market expansion achieved through channel partnerships, product integration partnerships that drove user acquisition or retention, and the commercial terms of the agreements that made those outcomes possible. A second filter is the deal structure signal: senior BD leaders are expected to have negotiated complex partnership agreements, including revenue share structures, integration commitments, co-marketing obligations, and exclusivity provisions. Professionals who have managed relationships without negotiating the underlying commercial architecture are screened for more junior BD roles. Third, ecosystem and platform thinking matters at the senior BD level in technology: companies building platform businesses specifically screen for BD leaders who understand how to design incentive structures for partners, govern partner program tiers, and measure partner ecosystem health as a business metric.
Share of the live postings naming each skill.
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Remote business development hiring is strongest at the Senior BD Manager, Head of Partnerships, and VP of Business Development level at technology companies where partnerships are a defined growth channel rather than an ad hoc commercial activity. SaaS companies with partner ecosystem strategies, marketplace businesses building supply-side or demand-side partnerships, fintech companies building bank and payment network integrations, and healthcare technology companies building payer and provider network relationships are among the most active remote hirers of senior BD leaders. The function's relationship-management nature means that physical co-location with a specific office has never been the critical variable — BD has always been fundamentally about engaging external parties who are not in the same building regardless of whether the BD professional is in a company office or working remotely.
roles hire from anywhere in the world, with no country requirement at all.
Open roles by the geography the employer can hire from. Totals overlap where a role covers several countries.
237 of the 1,400+ live business development manager jobs on Jobgether publish a salary in US dollars. Counting each employer's repeated postings once (211 salaries), the middle half is $96K–$150K a year and the median is $125K. 78% of listings show no pay: ask for the range at the first call.
6% of the jobs (79) are open worldwide, 7% (103) to a region such as EMEA or the Americas, and 87% (1,239) require you to live in one country, most often the US (570), the UK (154) and Germany (64). Each country page lists only the jobs open there.
Share of live listings that ask for each skill: Business Development 71%, Customer Relationship Management 47%, Market Analysis 33% and Sales Management 19%.
Of the 586 business development manager jobs that closed on Jobgether in the last 30 days, half were gone within 62 days and 12% within two weeks. Many stay open for more than a month.
906 companies are hiring for this role right now. The most active: Thryv, Yell and Ajax Systems. 360 of the 1,400+ jobs were posted in the last 30 days.
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