Top Entry Level Jobs in Baltimore, MD

Litigates personal injury cases in District and Circuit Courts, analyzes medical records, negotiates settlements with insurers and defense counsel, manages support staff, and drafts estate planning documents. The attorney must communicate effectively, exercise strong legal judgment, and maintain Maryland Bar standing. This is a hybrid role requiring at least two days weekly in the Parkville, Maryland office, with hybrid eligibility after completing in-office training.

Supports station leadership by managing daily operations, opening and closing the facility, conducting vehicle emissions tests, monitoring lane traffic and wait times, troubleshooting system issues, training lane inspectors, assisting customers, handling safety concerns, and maintaining a clean, professional testing environment.

Provides administrative support to senior management at a performing arts venue, including phone coverage, sponsorship and marketing coordination, HR paperwork, union file maintenance, office organization, accounting assistance, financial data entry, expense reports, settlements, and ticket donation administration. The role requires basic accounting, spreadsheet, Microsoft Office, communication, organization, and recordkeeping skills, with occasional physical work throughout the venue.

Leads Pearlstone’s seven-person Program Team and oversees educational programs, camps, retreats, schools, festivals, and partnership initiatives. Responsibilities include developing program infrastructure and educational content, supervising managers, managing budgets, supporting grants and stakeholder relationships, coordinating board engagement, collaborating across departments, and overseeing communications and marketing. The role requires operational excellence, team leadership, strong organization, and occasional evening and weekend work in indoor and outdoor settings.

Supports nonprofit mission-driven projects through public record and literature searches, data collection and analysis, database management, report and presentation writing, data visualization, fundraising and grant research, program evaluation, community engagement, and administrative coordination.

Supports federal business development through market research, opportunity analysis, capture coordination, CRM ownership, pipeline data quality, competitive intelligence, leadership reporting, and pursuit support. Maintains Salesforce and TechnoMile records, researches agencies and competitors, prepares bid/no-bid materials, coordinates research assignments, and improves business development processes across cross-functional teams.

Provides technical field support and customer service for fleet technology products while supporting sales and business development. Coordinates projects from demonstrations through implementation, commissioning, training, and ongoing support. Conducts product evaluations and presentations, identifies forklift safety and fleet visibility opportunities, partners with sales teams, and manages customer relationships. Requires technical aptitude, strong communication and organization skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, a valid driver's license, and regular travel.

Supports outside sales representatives and assigned customers by managing orders, account setup, maintenance, pricing, issue resolution, and customer requests. Analyzes profitability and sales reports to identify account growth opportunities, recommends complementary products, tracks complaints, and coordinates with sales, operations, purchasing, and customer service. Provides backup sales coverage and maintains accurate, timely data entry in a fast-paced foodservice distribution environment.

Engineer-Diver supporting underwater, topside, waterfront, and bridge inspections. Responsibilities include documenting conditions, interpreting plans and drawings, preparing inspection reports, developing maintenance recommendations, using engineering design software, and collaborating with engineering and inspection teams. The role combines civil/structural engineering with commercial diving, regional travel, fieldwork, safety practices, and training opportunities.

Sells the Discovery vacation ownership trial program to guests following sales presentations. Responsibilities include conducting experience surveys, delivering sales presentations, answering questions, meeting sales quotas, preparing purchase worksheets, and handling post-sale inquiries. The role requires timeshare sales experience, effective presentation skills, independent work, and achievement of established performance standards.