Top Entry Level Jobs in Miami, FL

Conduct onsite premium audits for policyholders by scheduling appointments, reviewing payroll and financial records, verifying business operations and class codes, and documenting findings. The role offers flexible field-based work, pay per audit, comprehensive training, and no prior experience requirement. Candidates should be analytical, organized, self-motivated, customer-focused, proficient with Microsoft Office, and able to work independently.

Complete a management training program covering sales, operations, finance, customer service, and technology. Develop solutions for consumer and commercial accounts, generate leads, maintain customer relationships, manage vehicle inventory, balance fleet productivity and profitability, and ensure customer satisfaction. The role requires driving Penske vehicles, including a 26-foot box truck, maintaining DOT-required qualifications, traveling locally as needed, and working a reliable schedule.

Perform portfolio fund accounting, including transactions, reconciliations, valuations, corporate actions, NAV workpapers, performance reports, financial statements, and investor statements. Ensure equities, fixed income, derivatives, private placements, and private equity investments are accurately accounted for. The role requires strong Excel skills, financial market knowledge, analytical ability, attention to detail, and effective communication.

Prospect and develop B2B sales opportunities for large-format printing and visual communication solutions. Sell displays, graphics, signage, and promotional materials across A/E/C, retail, advertising, manufacturing, and fashion sectors. Manage the full sales cycle, conduct outreach and client meetings, present solutions, maintain CRM and pipeline records, report sales activity, and collaborate with production and project teams to ensure successful execution.

Provides front-desk reception and office services support in a professional, in-office environment. Responsibilities include greeting visitors, managing calls and video reception, coordinating conference rooms and catering, handling mail and packages, maintaining supplies and shared spaces, submitting facility work orders, supporting onboarding and events, and coordinating with vendors and building management. The role requires strong customer service, organization, communication, confidentiality, multitasking, and proficiency with Microsoft Office, Teams, Zoom, and office equipment.

Develop and grow construction-industry accounts across Miami-Dade County. Responsibilities include daily job-site prospecting, customer relationship development, educating contractors on rental solutions, lead follow-up, quote creation, closing rental agreements, pipeline tracking, and supporting existing accounts. The role requires independent territory management, field engagement, English and Spanish fluency, and a results-driven sales approach.

Manage large law firm accounts by driving adoption, retention, usage growth, and measurable customer value. Build trusted stakeholder relationships, develop success plans, guide adoption of legal research, drafting, analytics, and AI solutions, and support change management. Use customer health and usage data to identify risks and growth opportunities. Partner with Sales, Product, Marketing, and Enablement while sharing customer insights to improve products and customer experience.

Provides friendly customer and guest assistance at a marina, including securing boats, pump-outs, waste disposal, sanitation, and general dock operations. Maintains clean, safe, and well-kept facilities while following OSHA, environmental, PPE, and site requirements. Collaborates with coworkers, vendors, members, and guests, works independently, communicates directions clearly, and performs physical tasks including lifting up to 30 pounds. Must be able to swim or use a personal flotation device during emergencies.

Supports state and local tax professionals with Excel data entry, record copying, file organization, tax forms, agency correspondence, data analysis, tax research, quality verification, and client communications. The role requires strong administrative, organizational, communication, and client-service skills, with proficiency in Microsoft Office and flexibility to work overtime during peak seasons.

Conduct canvassing routes of 30–40 locations daily, engage homeowners about water treatment solutions, educate prospects, qualify leads, and schedule appointments for the sales team. The role requires reliable personal transportation, strong communication, independence, goal motivation, and a positive service-oriented attitude. Prior canvassing, sales, or appointment-setting experience is preferred but not required. Compensation includes hourly pay, commissions, bonuses, and potential increases after 30 days.