Top Entry Level Jobs

Part-time front desk receptionist responsible for greeting residents, families, guests, vendors, and staff; answering calls; managing messages, appointments, reservations, transportation confirmations, payments, packages, and community call systems. The role requires courteous communication, organization, attention to detail, Microsoft Office and typing skills, and the ability to manage routine tasks amid interruptions. Candidates must have a high school diploma, English communication skills, and the ability to lift up to 20 pounds.

Manage and grow an agricultural ingredients sales territory covering Southern California and Japan. Responsibilities include building relationships with customer decision-makers, winning new business, positioning products, supporting technical and strategic initiatives, analyzing market and competitor trends, resolving customer issues, and driving profitable sales growth. The role requires extensive travel, frequent collaboration at the Turlock facility, contract and pricing familiarity, and strong communication, adaptability, and relationship-building skills.

Manages billing operations by creating client invoices, coordinating fee payments with custodians, reviewing accounts against contract terms, updating billing information, handling confidential documents, and supporting process improvements. The role collaborates with Client Service, Portfolio Management, Legal and Compliance, Audit, and other departments while ensuring accurate and timely management fee processing.

Train and support front and back office medical staff on workflows, onboarding, patient registration, scheduling, clinical procedures, documentation, and office protocols. Provide hands-on Medical Assistant training, collaborate with leadership to identify training needs, improve workflow consistency, and offer ongoing guidance across medical office locations.

Drive revenue growth for luxury apparel national accounts across major department stores in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Responsibilities include securing orders and reorders, meeting sales goals, negotiating with store leadership, managing inventory and replenishment, merchandising sales floors, training associates, building relationships, conducting at least five store visits weekly, and reporting field performance.

General application opportunity with Allentown LLC., a global provider of life science solutions. The posting highlights career growth, benefits, creativity, achievement, and participation in initiatives, but does not specify a particular role, responsibilities, qualifications, salary, travel, or clearance requirements.

Entry-level agronomy sales development role focused on building customer relationships, generating leads, selling agronomy products and services, scouting fields, making recommendations, supporting customer service, and growing an assigned sales territory. The position requires outdoor and physical work in varied conditions, adherence to OSHA and DOT requirements, and occasional overtime, weekends, holidays, or different shifts.

Creates graphics, illustrations, icons, simple animations, and photo/video assets for technical communication, training, documentation, and system understanding. Collaborates with engineers and creative staff, prepares production-ready files, follows brand and accessibility standards, manages deadlines and file organization, and incorporates feedback. The role supports complex robotic, subsea, autonomous, aerospace, and defense-related systems while developing skills in visual design, multimedia, and 3D tools.

Manages Zep’s federal, state, and local government bids, contracts, buying cooperatives, and related reporting. Oversees bid qualification, pursuit decisions, proposal development, pricing analytics, deadlines, contract renewals, GSA modifications, Ability One programs, audits, and CRM accuracy. Collaborates with Finance, Sales, Marketing, IT, and R&D to improve bidding processes, pipeline visibility, and win rates.

Develops ELA assessment passages and test questions using state specifications. Participates in collaborative reviews, applies feedback and edits, implements scoring techniques, independently creates passages, and completes web approvals and post-committee cleanup. The role requires strong analytical, writing, organizational, collaboration, and deadline-management skills. It is remote within the United States and requires approximately one to six weeks of travel annually, typically in two- to five-day intervals.