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We currently list 5 open remote roles at Doinstruct.

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Last updated
Jun 18, 2026

As of: Jul 26, 2026

Source: AshbyLocation: Germany onlyPublished: Jun 18, 2026

Customer Operations Associate (f/m/x)

Doinstruct

doinstruct builds training software for the frontline workforce: shift supervisors, machine operators, and field teams at manufacturers, logistics companies, and industrial enterprises.

Source: AshbyLocation: Germany onlyPublished: May 29, 2026

Corporate Account Executive (f/m/d)

Doinstruct

Most sales roles come with a category problem: you spend the first half of every call convincing someone the type of thing you sell is worth caring about. This one doesn't.

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Source: AshbyLocation: Germany onlyPublished: May 29, 2026

Enterprise Account Executive (f/m/d)

Doinstruct

Most enterprise buyers in industrial verticals have lived with the same frontline training problem for years because nothing they tried actually stuck. Sub-2% churn across nearly 500 customers in DACH is the evidence that changes that story.

Source: AshbyLocation: Germany onlyPublished: May 20, 2026

Senior Sales Development Representative (SDR) (f/m/x)

Doinstruct

If you've done outbound for a while, you know what most SDR roles actually look like: a number on a board, a script to follow, and meetings that get booked whether they're ready or not. We built this role differently. Our SDRs spend 15 to 30 minutes on a qualifying call.

Source: AshbyLocation: Germany onlyPublished: May 20, 2026

Sales Development Representative (SDR) (f/m/x)

Doinstruct

Most SDR jobs are about volume. Dial fast, pitch fast, get the meeting. That's not what we do. Our SDRs run calls that go 15 to 30 minutes, mapping a prospect's pain, tying it to real business impact, and building a case worth someone's hour before an AE ever sees a meeting in their calendar.