Top Entry Level Jobs

Designs, develops, tests, and maintains software applications and computer systems. Responsibilities include writing reusable code, building web and mobile applications, debugging, working with databases and APIs, translating business requirements into technical solutions, documenting software, and collaborating with cross-functional development teams.

Provides remote and onsite network support for customers, including diagnosing connectivity and equipment issues, configuring and maintaining network hardware and software, implementing upgrades, supporting end-users, documenting changes, and traveling to U.S. data centers. The role requires Linux familiarity, network troubleshooting skills, strong communication in English and Mandarin, and the ability to work under pressure.

Develop and manage an automotive parts sales territory by building relationships with dealerships, collision centers, and repair facilities. Generate growth through prospecting, networking, presentations, negotiation, and deal closing. Use CRM systems, Excel, reporting platforms, analytics, and AI tools to identify opportunities, monitor performance, and improve customer profitability. Travel throughout the assigned territory while providing consultative support and maintaining accurate sales records.

Present OpenPipe and LLM fine-tuning solutions at developer events, help engineers troubleshoot LLM-related problems, answer technical questions, build demonstrations using fine-tuned models, collaborate with the team on feature messaging, and support co-selling activities. The role is based in San Francisco and includes regular travel to Seattle and other events.

Create original social video content for Gorgias by developing concepts, scripting, filming, editing, and delivering recurring formats. Research ecommerce and customer experience audiences, tell customer and employee stories, adapt cultural trends, collaborate on distribution, analyze performance, and iterate based on audience response. The role requires strong creative judgment, practical video skills, social platform knowledge, initiative, and willingness to travel for content production.

Two-day exploratory summit for accounting students interested in public accounting. Attendees meet firm partners and staff, participate in breakout sessions, learn about the firm and its industries, ask questions, and explore careers in accounting. The event is held at the Concord, New Hampshire office, is unpaid, and may include food and lodging.

Manages daily operations of an affordable or multifamily housing community, including leasing, occupancy, resident income verification, inspections, collections, vendor oversight, maintenance coordination, compliance, budgeting, and personnel supervision. Ensures a safe, clean, well-maintained community while maintaining relationships with residents, contractors, law enforcement, and community stakeholders.

Design and integrate autonomous surface vessels through naval architecture, marine systems engineering, testing, and production support. Responsibilities include hull and stability analysis, propulsion and auxiliary system design, CAD documentation, manufacturability improvements, sea trials, troubleshooting, supplier qualification, and collaboration with engineering and manufacturing teams. The role requires hands-on support in prototype construction, validation, production ramp-up, and compliance with applicable marine standards.

Support the Director of College Counseling by managing large student and college application databases, entering and tracking data, creating digital forms, formatting documents, and assisting with social media strategy. The role requires exceptional organization, accuracy, multitasking, and proficiency with office software, Google tools, Mac computers, social platforms, and web-based applications. Work is remote with optional hybrid scheduling, with occasional extended hours near application deadlines.

Leads technical delivery for complex website and digital projects, including architecture, planning, estimation, development oversight, quality controls, troubleshooting, and client-facing discovery. Manages a small developer team through coaching, performance management, recruiting, and professional development. Partners with project managers and agency disciplines to deliver work on time, within budget, and within scope. Requires strong .NET and web-development expertise, enterprise CMS experience, and technical leadership capabilities.