Top Entry Level Jobs

Supports and maintains complex broadcast video systems, including monitoring hardware, servers, applications, software-defined video networks, compression systems, orchestration platforms, and network tools. Manages incidents through resolution, supports multiple cases, advises on technical initiatives, reviews designs, coordinates with engineering teams and customers, establishes testing requirements, validates platforms, and documents procedures. The role requires on-site customer support and relocation to California.

Support engineering teams by tracking schedules, milestones, documentation, budgets, invoicing, resource forecasts, and project risks across multiple engagements. Coordinate with discipline engineers and Team Leads, maintain operational organization, communicate project updates, and help improve processes. Senior-level responsibilities may include supporting multiple Team Leads and mentoring junior project managers. The role is fully remote and may involve international travel.

Coordinates onboarding, terminations, employee records, personnel actions, recruiting activities, interviews, reference checks, and HR communications. Explains policies, supports administrative functions, and assists with company events and employee activities. Requires HR experience, knowledge of HR procedures and labor laws, Mandarin proficiency, Microsoft Office skills, strong organization, communication, judgment, and reliability. HR credentials are preferred.

Build and manage outbound sales campaigns targeting major insurers and Fortune 500 companies. Research prospects, identify stakeholders, conduct multichannel outreach, qualify opportunities, book qualified meetings for Account Executives, and improve the outbound playbook through prospect feedback. This entry-level, in-office role requires strong communication, resilience, organization, coachability, and ambition to develop a sales career.

Provides confidential administrative support to the CEO and Board of Directors. Organizes meetings, prepares minutes and reports, coordinates projects and events, schedules appointments and travel, researches policies and regulations, monitors activities and budgets, responds to inquiries, and represents the CEO’s office when needed.

Manages financial affairs for individuals receiving representative payee services, including monitoring accounts, processing payments, distributing spending funds, tracking resource limits, and maintaining accurate records in QuickBooks. Processes bills, medical expenses, and other transactions while communicating client financial needs. Requires strong attention to detail, Excel and Word proficiency, independent work, and a clean criminal background check without financial crimes or barriers.

The job description was not provided. Based on the title, the Chief Information Officer would generally lead the organization’s information technology strategy, systems, infrastructure, cybersecurity, and technology operations.

Build and maintain data pipelines for network and operational telemetry, integrate DataMiner and other monitoring systems, create Power BI dashboards, configure monitoring metrics and alerts, automate reporting, analyze network performance and recovery events, and translate technical findings into actionable insights for technical and executive stakeholders.

Conduct research on how consumer LLMs search, reason, and synthesize information; design experiments and causal inference analyses; support product and engineering decisions with rigorous measurement; and build data pipelines and recurring evaluations that turn evolving research findings into product capabilities.

Supports senior accident reconstruction experts with motor vehicle collision investigations, site and vehicle inspections, evidence preservation, data analysis, technical research, report and exhibit preparation, and deposition and trial support. The role includes learning 3D laser scanning and simulation tools, contributing to technical publications, and eventually delivering presentations. Frequent driving and travel for inspections are required, with comprehensive training provided and no prior accident reconstruction experience necessary.