Top Entry Level Jobs in Minneapolis, MN

Build and deploy AI agents, automated workflows, integrations, analytics solutions, and internal tools across an advertising agency, initially focused on media operations. Partner with teams to identify opportunities, improve processes, ensure data reliability and governance, test solutions with users, drive adoption, and scale successful AI-enabled workflows. Evaluate emerging AI technologies and translate business needs into practical, measurable solutions.

Proactive talent community application for future opportunities across AI, engineering, digital transformation, UX/UI, commerce, data, creative technology, performance media, account management, program leadership, and agency operations. Candidates should be local to or willing to commute to a listed office hub, collaborate across disciplines, demonstrate curiosity about enterprise technology and AI, and have experience delivering work in agency, consultancy, enterprise technology, or DTC environments.

Develop and support Java-based applications and integrations using REST or SOAP web services, IBM Integration Bus, Mule, and SODA tools. This is a six-month-plus contract-to-hire opportunity in Minneapolis. Candidates must have a bachelor’s degree or equivalent graduation and meet the stated work authorization requirements. Mule experience may be at a high level, while SODA is preferred.

Trains to become a National Service Officer representing veterans and families in disability claims and benefits matters before the Department of Veterans Affairs and other government entities. Responsibilities include studying applicable laws, interviewing claimants, reviewing service and medical records, preparing claim submissions and briefs, monitoring cases, advising on appeals, presenting arguments at hearings, managing workloads, recruiting members, and conducting outreach and administrative activities.

Develop customized financial plans for existing clients and warm leads using Fidelity planning tools and investment solutions. Conduct client appointments, recommend solutions aligned with client goals, provide investment education, conduct proactive outreach, grow relationships, and refer clients to wealth management partners when appropriate. The role requires strong product knowledge, communication, consultative selling, and relationship-building skills in an Investor Center environment.

Manages customer sales orders from processing through shipment follow-up, serving as the main contact for order status, schedule changes, inquiries, complaints, RMAs, and delivery communications. Coordinates with order entry, production, scheduling, account management, and inventory teams. Uses ERP and CRM systems to monitor fulfillment, maintain records, track metrics, resolve issues, support inventory programs, and identify process improvements.

Administers student tuition accounts, payment plans, collections, reconciliations, and financial aid processes. Reviews applications, tracks awards, maintains confidential records, communicates payment and aid information to families, prepares reports, and supports process improvements. The coordinator collaborates with Finance, Admissions, school leadership, and the Business Office while providing compassionate customer service and ensuring accurate application of financial policies.

Manage client email, print, and SMS programs; coordinate website-related work and multiple projects; communicate with clients and internal teams; maintain documentation, reports, and schedules; reconcile numbers and monthly invoices; and adapt to changing priorities and deadlines in an onsite environment.

Provides administrative and coordination support to mortgage loan officers by managing communications, appointments, loan pipelines, closing deadlines, customer information, email monitoring, sales meeting materials, continuing education, licensing requirements, and training support. The role coordinates among loan officers, customers, real estate agents, operations staff, insurance agents, and closing agents while maintaining restricted, read-only access to the Encompass system.

Host the afternoon drive radio show: deliver live on-air content, read and interpret copy, ad-lib, operate studio/control room equipment, record and edit calls and bits, attend promotional appearances, follow Program Director direction, and work varied hours as part of a team.