Top Entry Level Jobs

Leads execution of supply planning projects from planning through implementation. Manages project schedules, coordinates cross-functional teams across supply planning, manufacturing, procurement, and logistics, monitors milestones and deliverables, resolves issues, tracks risks and dependencies, maintains status reporting, and ensures implementation readiness, business adoption, and stakeholder alignment.

Process weekly, biweekly, and monthly payroll accurately and on time. Maintain payroll records, timekeeping data, deductions, bonuses, and adjustments; prepare management and audit reports; resolve payroll inquiries; support timecard administration; coordinate employee changes with HR; and protect confidential payroll and personnel information.

Respond to inbound inquiries, qualify prospects, research Houston-area communities and decision-makers, and conduct targeted outbound outreach. Maintain accurate Pipedrive records, coordinate meetings and community visits, prepare discovery briefs and customized proposals, and follow up with prospects. The role requires strong organization, communication, curiosity, persistence, technology comfort, and reliable local transportation. Sales experience is not required, and the position offers a hybrid environment with growth into broader business development or sales operations responsibilities.

Entry-level paralegal supporting attorneys and senior paralegals across transactional, labor, and litigation matters. Responsibilities include coordinating meetings, depositions, filings, closings, document production, legal research, case files, data rooms, UCC searches, audit letters, and client communications. Requires a recent four-year college graduate with strong organization, communication, multitasking, and Microsoft Office skills. Regular office presence at least three days per week and overtime availability are required.

Sell new vehicles by prospecting leads, building customer relationships, conducting test drives, structuring deals, completing deliveries, and providing after-sale service. Maintain knowledge of inventory, vehicle features, and promotions while meeting sales goals and delivering a high-quality customer experience. The role requires weekend and variable-hour availability, a valid driver’s license, clean driving record, insurability, communication skills, and authorization to work in the United States.

Leads Anaplan’s public sector partner sales strategy across federal, state, local, and education markets in the Americas. Develops partner business plans, drives sourced and co-sold revenue, manages channel relationships, builds pipeline, supports contract vehicle and procurement strategies, and ensures delivery readiness. Collaborates with sales, alliances, customer success, marketing, and partners while monitoring compliance, pipeline attribution, buying cycles, and public sector requirements such as FedRAMP and StateRAMP.

Own the mechanical architecture and detailed design of an implantable medical device transceiver. Develop requirements, verification methods, fixtures, test protocols, manufacturing processes, and design-control documentation. Troubleshoot reliability and production issues through root-cause analysis and testing, while collaborating with manufacturing, quality, regulatory, reliability teams, and suppliers to mature the product from concept through manufacturing readiness.

Provides part-time administrative and office support, including expense reconciliation, reception, mail and delivery coordination, meeting and event logistics, calendar management, travel support, confidential information handling, office supply oversight, filing, data entry, and document management.

Conduct high-volume outbound and inbound calls to educate patients about Pomelo Care services, enroll eligible members, answer questions, schedule appointments, and document outreach accurately. The role requires empathetic bilingual communication, achievement of enrollment and performance goals, collaboration with healthcare and community stakeholders, and remote work during weekday business hours.

Provides day-to-day IT and administrative support, including configuring equipment, troubleshooting basic hardware and software issues, tracking assets, preparing devices and accounts for new hires, reviewing invoices, maintaining documentation, processing purchase requests, and communicating with vendors. Requires foundational IT knowledge, strong organization, customer-service skills, and Korean-English bilingual proficiency.