Top Entry Level Jobs in Las Vegas, NV

Entry-level sales role responsible for prospecting advertisers, generating leads, managing client relationships, coordinating campaign execution, presenting performance reports, and collaborating with internal teams. The position includes structured sales training and requires strong communication, presentation, organization, customer service, and problem-solving skills. A four-year degree, driver’s license, and Microsoft and Google product experience are required.

Develops new business and expands customer relationships across the Western United States. Responsibilities include prospecting, managing opportunities through the full sales cycle, meeting sales quotas, conducting customer meetings and site visits, coordinating with internal design and estimating teams, maintaining CRM records, and supporting long-term customer and partner relationships. The role reports to the Vice President of Sales, requires approximately 50% regional travel, and is based partly in the Las Vegas office.

Manage client communications and case files for a consumer rights law firm: handle calls and emails, provide case updates, resolve escalations, maintain accurate sensitive client records, process account adjustments, and collaborate with internal teams to ensure client satisfaction.

Leads and develops the National Account Coordinator team, overseeing scheduling, performance, training, customer escalations, rental order coordination, logistics, billing, and off-rents. Establishes efficient processes, monitors KPIs, prepares leadership reports, maintains CRM data, supports customer onboarding, and collaborates with National Account Managers to deliver effective national account support.

Lead the vision, strategy, roadmap, and delivery of the company’s sportsbook client product. Manage stakeholders, product development practices, backlogs, prioritization, and live issues while partnering closely with technology teams. Mentor product owners, drive continuous improvement, monitor sportsbook industry trends, and ensure features align with customer needs, business goals, and technical best practices.

Administer the campus job placement program and support graduating students through successful career transitions. Build employer relationships to create opportunities for students and graduates, and prepare students through career development workshops, resume development, and interview preparation.

Manages heavy equipment rental and sales opportunities within an assigned territory. Builds customer relationships, assesses equipment needs, provides product guidance, prepares quotes and contracts, manages CRM interactions, and supports customer satisfaction. Requires construction industry and equipment knowledge, rental or outside sales experience, strong communication and presentation skills, a valid driver’s license, and travel for training or support at other locations.

Entry-level sales professional responsible for prospecting, developing, and closing non-branded foodservice accounts across convenience, grocery, and foodservice channels. Duties include cold calling, pipeline management, account expansion, referral development, CRM maintenance, food show participation, product demonstrations, equipment setup, and extensive territory travel. The role requires building customer relationships, identifying equipment and product opportunities, and collaborating with regional sales teams and distribution partners.

Conduct quantitative research and statistical analysis of baseball players, teams, and strategies. Build predictive and evaluation models using Statcast, traditional statistics, tracking data, and proprietary datasets. Translate analytical findings into recommendations for scouting, player development, roster construction, and game strategy. Collaborate with baseball staff, communicate technical concepts clearly, monitor league trends, and support data-driven decision-making across Baseball Operations.

Performs audit procedures, examines financial records, evaluates internal controls, analyzes financial statements, identifies discrepancies, and supports client relationships. The role includes training, professional development, and preparation for pursuing CPA licensure while working across industries such as financial services, real estate, nonprofit, and blockchain.