Top Entry Level Jobs in Minneapolis, MN

Provide phone-based brokerage client support in an investment contact center: execute securities transactions, service accounts, explain trading strategies and market terminology, ensure compliance with policies, and escalate or research complex issues. Maintain FINRA licensing and meet regulatory and background standards.

Handle inbound calls from prospective Medicare members, assess needs, explain product options, complete phone enrollments, document interactions in computer systems, meet sales and performance goals, obtain required insurance licenses, and complete company training and certifications.

Conduct investigations of workers' compensation and other commercial casualty claims, determine liability/compensability, estimate losses, negotiate settlements within limits, manage claim inventory, communicate with claimants/customers, and maintain accurate files and reports. Participate in training, mentoring, and on-the-job development.

Write and edit concise audio description scripts for TV and video, review/edit peers' scripts and voiceover recordings, mix and finalize audio files, track progress in scheduling software, and meet tight deadlines to make visual content accessible to blind and low-vision audiences.

Support configuration management for combat vehicle programs: maintain technical data packages, apply CM processes per the CM plan, generate configuration reports, support audits, and resolve moderate-scope issues using company policies and procedures.

Work as an independent contractor showing homes, hosting open houses and inspections, working remotely in the field on a flexible schedule. Paid a flat rate per field event; no contract management or closings required.

The Sales Development Representative will generate leads, collaborate with team members, communicate effectively, and adapt to change while pursuing targets in the manufacturing industry.

As a Coverage Specialist, you will secure carrier capacity for customer shipments, communicate internally about shipment statuses, and engage in high-volume calls with carriers. After training, you will have opportunities to grow into various roles within the logistics field, based on performance.

The Orchestral String Luthier provides customer service and repairs orchestral string instruments, maintains inventory, and logs repair paperwork.

Manage order-to-invoice customer relations, coordinate domestic and international shipments, produce consolidation reports, process exports per regulations, interact with sales, inventory and distribution teams, troubleshoot shipment issues, document procedures, support LEAN projects, and maintain product knowledge and responsiveness.