Top Entry Level Artificial Intelligence Jobs

The Procurement Specialist optimizes the acquisition of goods and services, manages supplier relationships, and supports procurement processes, ensuring cost effectiveness and compliance.

The Learning Architect will develop learning materials, create facilitator guides, enhance learner engagement, and optimize content for virtual delivery.

The Customer Support Engineer will work with developers in real-time communication and AI to troubleshoot, guide integrations, and gather feedback for product improvements.

The Business Development Representative will engage potential clients, generate leads, qualify prospects, collaborate with teams, and participate in events to support sales growth.

Manage daily NYC office operations and visitor experience, coordinate vendors and supplies, plan events, support onboarding and recruiting, own space planning, and represent company culture onsite full-time.

Support the founder and leadership with hiring operations, agency and vendor onboarding, office setup, events, project trackers, and general business administration to ensure initiatives are executed and operational workflows run smoothly.

Support testing and operations in a warehouse by assembling boxes, assisting during tests, and maintaining workplace organization. Requires physical capability and reliability.

Design and develop software for robotic systems, focusing on performance optimization, motion planning, and collaboration with hardware engineers. Conduct simulations to validate system performance.

Manage partnerships with professional associations, think tanks, and NGOs, overseeing the commercial lifecycle and defining strategies for success.

The Technical Product Manager will develop AI-driven solutions, conduct customer discovery, prototype in React, TypeScript, and Python, and iterate on features based on user feedback.