Top Entry Level Jobs

Drive enterprise adoption of Databricks Genie by achieving consumption, bookings, and activation goals. Build executive-backed opportunities, develop repeatable field plays, enable account teams, and coordinate sales, solutions architecture, business units, and partners. Translate customer and market feedback into product and go-to-market recommendations while expanding production deployments. The role requires enterprise software sales or consulting experience in BI, analytics, data platforms, embedded analytics, or business-facing AI, along with complex buying-center navigation, value selling, land-and-expand execution, and partner strategy development.

Provide advanced enterprise network engineering and Level III support for on-premises and cloud environments. Responsibilities include designing, deploying, maintaining, monitoring, and troubleshooting routing, switching, firewalls, load balancing, VPNs, wireless networks, and cloud connectivity. Support financial technology platforms, automate failover and alerting, respond to critical incidents, document outages and processes, and transfer operational knowledge to state personnel. The role is fully remote with Pacific Time availability and after-hours on-call coverage.

Lead the Rochester recruitment team, overseeing hiring workflows, team development, sourcing strategies, candidate relationships, compliance documentation, and community recruiting partnerships. Recruit home healthcare professionals, build talent pipelines through local networking, monitor metrics, and support orientations, events, and other offices as needed.

Produce multimedia stories highlighting CAU’s programs and the achievements of people served. Film interviews and events, take photographs, write stories, edit content, and create materials for print, digital, social media, fundraising, and marketing. Build a story pipeline, help shape the communications department, select production tools, and respectfully obtain consent while traveling to programs across Union County.

Own the end-to-end firmware lifecycle for heterogeneous HPC and AI infrastructure. Responsibilities include tracking releases, qualifying firmware, maintaining approved baselines, developing Python and Ansible automation, packaging and deploying firmware safely, managing hardware onboarding, detecting drift, troubleshooting regressions with vendors, and implementing observability, security, testing, canary rollouts, recovery procedures, and operational documentation across large-scale data center fleets.

Own the operator experience for Finch’s AI-powered consumer law platform. Define what AI agents can handle independently, design efficient human verification workflows, and make next actions clear for case managers. Partner closely with operators, engineers, and leadership to set priorities, ship products, and measure improvements in operator speed, work quality, and agent autonomy. The role requires strong product judgment, user research, workflow understanding, and comfort operating in an ambiguous early-stage environment.

Supports county cybersecurity programs through vulnerability scanning, remediation tracking, security awareness, SIEM monitoring, threat assessment, incident documentation, compliance activities, secure baseline development, metrics reporting, audits, and automation. Works under senior staff guidance while developing technical skills and assisting with security investigations, assessments, training, and stakeholder consultations. May support emergency operations outside regular business hours.

Supports a mortgage branch by building realtor and referral-partner relationships, coordinating networking events, managing sponsorships, maintaining outreach records, assisting Loan Officer workflows, communicating with clients and partners, and supporting social media and content coordination.

Leads HomeBase’s fiduciary services and operational infrastructure, overseeing trust administration, team development, vendor management, invoicing, banking, reporting, controls, and client operations. Partners with attorneys, accountants, advisors, and banking teams to ensure accurate, compliant service delivery. Designs scalable workflows, drives process improvements, manages performance through EOS scorecards and KPIs, supports technology adoption, and expands fiduciary service capabilities.

Provides front-desk and clerical support at an outpatient behavioral health site. Responsibilities include answering and directing calls, managing schedules, processing payments and intake documentation, maintaining records and forms, monitoring faxes, checking insurance information, following up on missed appointments, handling mail and deposits, and assisting with building opening and closing procedures.