Top Entry Level Jobs

Own Salesforce administration and development across Service Cloud and Experience Cloud. Configure case management, routing, entitlements, Knowledge, portals, security, sharing, and Agentforce. Build and test Apex, Lightning Web Components, asynchronous jobs, triggers, and integrations. Partner with business stakeholders, document designs, manage releases through DevOps Center, and meet SOX change-control requirements.

Processes invoices, purchase orders, payments, vendor reconciliations, insurance requirements, and lien waivers. Supports weekly reporting, account reconciliations, journal entries, month-end close, audits, and special projects. Maintains organized, auditable accounting records while adhering to company policies and schedules. The role requires analytical ability, attention to detail, communication skills, accounting knowledge, accounts payable experience, strong Excel proficiency, and a bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance.

The Director of Operations manages office administration, purchasing, customer service, staff coordination, CRM systems, calendars, banking, mail, and committee support. The role also coordinates Chamber and affiliate events, prepares press releases, supports staff evaluations and training, manages the President’s calendar, and assists with community and economic development initiatives. Occasional evening and weekend event participation, light lifting, and Butler County residency or relocation are required.

Drive technical program execution for Taylor, coordinating product engineering and FDE teams on reliability, scalability, customer launches, feature planning, release readiness, and onboarding playbooks. Manage scope, milestones, dependencies, risks, customer requests, field fixes, and alignment between customer commitments and engineering delivery in a fast-paced, in-person environment.

Provide multi-channel support by email, chat, and phone; troubleshoot product issues using Pylon and Jira; own customer problems through resolution; document issues accurately; collaborate with Product and Engineering; build product expertise; and communicate customer feedback internally. The role requires clear communication, organization, adaptability, independent work, and comfort handling a high-volume support queue.

Serve as a municipal advisor to government clients on short- and long-term debt issuance. Develop financial models, amortization schedules, analyses, rate studies, presentations, offering documents, and consultant reports. Analyze revenues and expenditures, support engagement teams, attend client and public meetings, and interact professionally with clients and colleagues. The role requires Excel proficiency, strong communication, financial or related education, progress toward a Series 50 license, and local travel to Indiana client meetings.

Own end-to-end dealership implementations, including discovery, configuration, data validation, troubleshooting, training, go-live, and hypercare. Translate dealership workflows and technology stacks into product configurations, diagnose logs and integration issues, escalate bugs, manage implementation timelines, and create repeatable runbooks and SOPs. Serve as a customer-facing product expert, support adoption of AI solutions, and relay field feedback to product and engineering teams.

Leads dealership sales performance by setting objectives, coaching and developing sales associates, recruiting and retaining talent, monitoring CRM and sales processes, supporting negotiations and deal structuring, ensuring operational compliance, and delivering an exceptional customer experience. The role also coordinates with Finance, Service, HR, and dealership leadership while maintaining a positive, accountable sales-floor culture.

Sells preventative maintenance plans, parts, service repairs, inspections, warranties, and related equipment support. Builds and manages customer relationships through territory visits, sales calls, quoting, follow-up, and CRM documentation. Provides limited technical support, addresses customer concerns, supports post-sale equipment service, and ensures estimates meet pricing and approval standards. Requires strong sales, communication, planning, negotiation, organization, computer, and customer relationship skills, plus a valid driver’s license.

Leads key client relationships and brand-led business transformation initiatives for agency clients. Identifies client needs and opportunities, connects them with Landor capabilities, ensures client satisfaction, collaborates across strategy, design, research, naming, and engagement teams, and directs project delivery within scope, budget, and timelines.