Remote Cold Calling for College Students (Part-Time, Flexible, No Experience)

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Orbital is hiring U.S. college students for a flexible, fully remote cold calling role. It's a great first step into sales, and no experience is required. We train you, you set your own hours, and you get paid for the meetings you book.

After paid training, you'll call U.S. businesses from our dialer using our proven script and lead lists. You book meetings and you earn $200 for every qualified meeting that's held. You control your schedule around your classes, with up to 30 hours a week available if you want it.

Why students like this role:

  • No experience required. We teach you everything you need to know.
  • A real intro to sales and communication skills that stand out on a resume.
  • Fully remote. Work from your dorm, apartment, or home.
  • Flexible hours. You make your own schedule around classes.Performance-based pay. The more meetings you book, the more you earn.

What you'll need:
A quiet space, a headset, and reliable internet. Comfort talking to people on the phone and a willingness to learn. You should be a current college student based in the U.S. and available during U.S. business hours.

This is a flexible, commission-based role and a straightforward way to make money and build sales skills while you're in school. Apply and we'll follow up with next steps.

Pay: $25.00 - $100.00 per hour

Benefits:

  • Flexible schedule
  • Work from home

Application Question(s):

  • Are you currently enrolled as an undergraduate student at a U.S. college or university? (Yes/No)
  • Can you work during U.S. business hours (Mon–Fri) on a flexible schedule? (Yes/No)
  • Are you comfortable with commission-based pay ($200 per qualified meeting held, after paid training)? (Yes/No)

Work Location: Remote

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