Top Entry Level Jobs in Ann Arbor, MI

Sell new and used Kia vehicles by greeting customers, assessing needs, conducting test drives, negotiating pricing and financing, completing paperwork, and following up to ensure customer satisfaction.

Entry-level program to obtain FINRA licenses (SIE, Series 7, Series 66), train in advisory skills, build and manage client relationships, deliver banking and investment solutions, comply with SAFE Act registration, and progress to higher advisor stages while working in-office at a financial center.

Support commercial sales and service by assisting customers with product selection and orders, managing billing and deliveries, performing account visits and outbound sales outreach, handling cash, returns, and inventory (including battery consignment), supervising vehicle safety and maintenance, and leading the commercial department when the manager is absent.

The Strategic Sales Representative will focus on high-volume outreach to photographers, managing a quick sales cycle, pipeline creation, and ensuring data accuracy in CRM systems.

Provide technical support for desktop and laptop repairs, address client queries, ensure customer satisfaction, and manage inventory effectively.

Provide technical support for client products, perform troubleshooting for desktops and laptops, and ensure customer satisfaction while managing service calls and documentation.

As a Calibration Engineer I, you will develop calibration for powertrain systems, conduct various climate tests, analyze results, calibrate control systems, and contribute to project teams.

The Pega Admin will manage Pega server installations, upgrades, debugging, code movement, server health monitoring, and coordinate system upgrades.

Assist Financial Advisors with meeting preparations, client services, and coordinating with tax teams and estate planners while ensuring compliance with industry regulations.

As a Financial Advisor, you'll develop client relationships, analyze investment opportunities, recommend strategies, and market investment products while complying with industry regulations.

The Financial Planning Assistant will help with appointment bookings, client communication, coordinating with advisors and specialists, and preparing meeting materials.

As an Employee Benefits Financial Analyst, you will provide financial reporting and consulting to clients, focusing on analytics, financial analyses, and market contract evaluations. You will engage in carrier negotiations and manage multiple workflows while maintaining effective communication with clients and team members.

Meet homeowners, recommend and sell flooring solutions using warm, company-provided leads. Deliver excellent in-home experiences, close sales, follow coaching, and earn uncapped commission plus bonuses and draw. Participate in paid training and maintain flexible availability for appointments.