Top Entry Level Jobs in Dallas, TX

Collects outstanding debts by persuading delinquent customers to establish repayment terms, documenting account activity, meeting production goals, following collection laws and client standards, and securely handling PCI data. The role requires professional customer communication, negotiation, multitasking, basic computer and typing skills, and navigation across multiple systems. It includes three weeks of paid training, weekday shifts, one late evening weekly, and one Saturday monthly.

Two-year rotational program for graduating students to design, build, and enhance secure applications, systems, controls, automations, and infrastructure. Participants gain experience in secure software development, DevSecOps, identity and access management, vulnerability remediation, and cybersecurity while collaborating across engineering and security teams. The program emphasizes leadership development, Agile delivery, project ownership, mentorship, and cross-functional communication.

Performs financial statement, market, industry, and investment analysis for portfolio valuation engagements. Builds valuation models, including discounted cash flow, comparable company, and precedent transaction analyses; researches securities and financial data; prepares client deliverables; supports due diligence, client communications, auditor responses, proposals, invoicing, compliance, and marketing activities.

Build and manage relationships with new home contractors while generating more than $4 million in annual sales. Responsibilities include prospecting, lead follow-up, quoting projects, preparing sales orders, designing solutions for home builders, resolving customer issues, and maintaining strong customer service. This fully remote, field-based role requires construction-site navigation, reliable transportation, schedule management, and occasional physical work in varied weather conditions.

Generates net-new business for the executive search division by prospecting, building relationships with C-suite leaders and boards, conducting discovery meetings, developing proposals, negotiating contracts, and closing client partnerships. Maintains a disciplined pipeline and CRM records, collaborates with recruiting leadership during client transition, and monitors executive talent and market trends. The role focuses exclusively on business development rather than recruiting delivery.

Generate leads, welcome prospective homebuyers, showcase model homes and community features, guide buyers through contracts and closing, and provide a strong customer experience throughout the home purchase process.

Analyze member interactions, safety vetting cases, review decisions, and appeals for quality and policy compliance. Audit Trust and Safety workflows, identify process gaps, track departmental quality, report trends, present data-driven insights, and recommend improvements to processes and training. The role requires strong analytical, communication, confidentiality, attention to detail, and time-management skills.

Reviews commercial insurance policies and policy changes for accuracy, processes client-requested alterations, invoices and delivers policy documents, issues certificates of insurance, follows up on billing and nonpayments, and supports account managers with renewals and remarketing preparation. The role requires strong communication, attention to detail, Microsoft Office proficiency, and a Texas Property and Casualty General Lines Agent License or attainment within 90 days.

Provides administrative and project coordination support for a designated region and three to six billable experts. Responsibilities include distributing workloads, assigning projects, coordinating inspections and travel, managing budgets and outside services, routing deliverables through review, transmitting reports to clients, maintaining project records and compliance, invoicing, and updating ERP and client-specific systems. The role is hybrid after an initial 90-day fully in-office period in Flower Mound, Texas.

Support day-to-day accounting including journal entries, account and inventory reconciliations, month-end close, customer invoicing and vendor credits, assist audits, and contribute to process improvements while ensuring internal control compliance.