Top Entry Level Jobs in Las Vegas, NV

Build customer relationships, identify banking needs, recommend products and services, support account openings and credit applications, process cash transactions, conduct outreach, use digital banking tools, maintain compliance, and coordinate referrals to banking specialists. The role requires bilingual Spanish and English proficiency, Saturday availability, SAFE registration, and successful completion of a language assessment.

Under supervision and through structured training, investigates workers’ compensation and other commercial claims, gathers information, evaluates liability, compensability, coverage, and losses, estimates costs, negotiates settlements within authority, advises policyholders, manages claim inventories, and maintains accurate records and reports.

Manage inbound logistics by verifying shipments against purchase orders, assigning daily workload, labeling and storing items, maintaining inventory records, supporting cycle counts/audits, resolving discrepancies, and monitoring KPIs to ensure inventory accuracy and operational efficiency.

Hunt for new business opportunities across North American gaming markets, develop executive relationships, convert competitive accounts, and sell integrated systems hardware, software, services, and recurring-revenue solutions. Manage complex sales cycles from prospecting through contract execution, maintain pipeline forecasts, lead value-based presentations and negotiations, coordinate cross-functional teams, and provide market insight. The field-based role requires extensive customer engagement and frequent travel throughout North America.

Oversee hotel purchasing, receiving, inventory, supplier relationships, pricing, ordering, and delivery. Collaborate with chefs and hotel management to meet operational needs, inspect shipments for quality and accuracy, and supervise, coach, and support purchasing and receiving team members.

Serve as an independent contractor showing homes, hosting open houses, and attending inspections. Set your own hours, work in the field (no office visits), earn a flat-rate per field event, and affiliate your state real estate license with Redfin. Must join local MLS and Realtor Association, have required devices and reliable transportation, and pass background screening.

Welcomes service department customers, answers and directs phone calls, assists visitors, and supports administrative operations. Maintains a professional, organized environment while delivering friendly customer service. The role requires dependability, strong communication, professionalism, organization, and flexibility to work shifts between 7:00 AM and 8:00 PM. Previous receptionist or customer service experience is preferred.

Prospect for new customers, build recurring revenue, manage sales pipelines and long-term accounts, and sell portable storage containers and roll-off rental solutions. Meet customers at field locations and job sites, develop relationships with commercial, construction, institutional, and school clients, and partner with operations to ensure reliable service delivery.

Manage personal injury and medical malpractice cases before litigation by communicating with clients, attorneys, and insurance adjusters; tracking medical treatment; gathering records; preparing demand packages and correspondence; scheduling calls and appointments; maintaining complete case files; and updating case management systems.

Serve as the first contact for families exploring residential aged care. Provide customer service across in-person, phone, and email interactions; manage records and paperwork; conduct home tours; support sales and negotiations; perform cold calls; and develop referral sources. Knowledge of aged-care fees and funding is advantageous. The role requires strong communication, organization, customer service, and relationship-building skills.