Top Entry Level Jobs in Dallas, TX

Develop and execute a sales business plan, generate and capture sales through marketing, entertaining, and relationship building, maintain strong customer relationships, delegate account processing to teammates, and provide high-level customer service to meet quarterly and annual sales goals.

Entry-level sales and events role in a new events division for a direct marketing firm. Represent nonprofit and corporate clients at events, secure donations and promote client services. Local DFW candidates only; rapid hire with advancement and management opportunities based on performance. Backgrounds in events, fundraising, customer service, hospitality, marketing, or sales are encouraged.

Provide phone-based customer support: troubleshoot and resolve issues, coordinate with internal teams, follow up to ensure resolution, support agents and field sales, perform sales order entry, qualify opportunities, check pricing/availability, prepare quotes, make outbound sales calls, and complete data entry and administrative tasks.

Greet visitors, answer and route incoming calls, manage mail and office supplies, maintain office equipment, assist with I-9 and personnel file audits, and provide general clerical support to ensure smooth office operations.

Develop and maintain Java backend services using Spring and microservices architecture. Require strong AWS expertise, troubleshooting skills, CI/CD experience; Kafka experience is a plus.

Inside Sales Representative in Dallas supporting the sales team to identify and develop new sales opportunities in construction/building materials. Responsibilities include prospecting, assisting account growth in a new market, and providing team support. Sales or construction experience is preferred but not required; strong motivation, positive attitude, teamwork, and willingness to go the extra mile are required.

Join Action Property Management to provide exceptional service and support to residents in luxury communities. Positions include community managers, concierges, and administrative roles, offering career growth in a collaborative and supportive environment.

As a Legal Assistant, you will support U.S. Attorneys with litigation and administrative tasks, document preparation, filing, and case management.

As a Premium Auditor, you'll conduct onsite audits by scheduling appointments, reviewing records, and verifying operations to ensure compliance.

The Summit Development Program provides hands-on training in logistics and sales to start a career in technical sales, logistics, or operations, with opportunities for leadership roles.