Top Entry Level Jobs in Minneapolis, MN

Grows Generac product sales across retail accounts by educating store associates and consumers, supporting dealer programs, executing in-store initiatives, ensuring product displays and planograms are maintained, building relationships with store leadership, and recording sales activity in Salesforce. The role requires local travel up to 75% within an assigned market and offers a base salary plus commission.

Supports licensed civil engineers with site design, grading plans, profiles, utility layouts, construction details, exhibits, entitlement documents, quantity calculations, and client or agency coordination. The role emphasizes learning company standards and local codes, becoming proficient in AutoCAD Civil3D, and pursuing an Engineer-in-Training certificate and Professional Engineering license.

Analyzes global weather patterns and atmospheric conditions, produces text and graphical forecasts, monitors weather graphics distribution, collaborates on forecast quality, and improves forecasting workflows. The role requires meteorological expertise, strong communication, rotating shift availability, and relocation to or residence in Minnesota.

Northmarq is building a talent pipeline for soon-to-be graduates seeking full-time careers in commercial real estate. Opportunities span investment sales, debt and equity production, agency underwriting, asset management, loan servicing, insurance, compliance, corporate services, IT, finance, marketing, and human resources. Responsibilities vary by department and may include financial analysis, underwriting, reporting, client communication, loan operations, marketing, and portfolio monitoring. Some underwriting roles require travel for property site inspections.

Recent engineering graduates rotate through product line, cross-functional, and new product development assignments. Responsibilities may include modeling and simulation, quality and reliability, value analysis and engineering, productivity, product validation and testing, and new technology development. The program includes leadership training, senior-leader exposure, complex project execution, and up to two geographic relocations.

Identifies and qualifies prospective clients, builds prospect and partner relationships, manages leads in CRM and prospecting tools, follows up on cold and warm opportunities, supports Microsoft co-selling, and hands qualified opportunities to sales teams. The role contributes to new-logo acquisition, revenue growth, campaign effectiveness, sales metrics, and business development through needs discovery and relationship building.

Plan, coordinate, and supervise pigging and decoking operations at an industrial refinery. Manage crews, schedules, equipment readiness, inventory, rentals, staging areas, documentation, and client reporting. Serve as the primary liaison among the client, field crews, and branch management while enforcing safety, productivity, cost-control, and compliance standards. Perform mechanical troubleshooting and repairs on diesel engines, Waterous pumps, and related equipment.

Train to obtain financial licenses, develop consultative sales and relationship-management skills, engage clients and prospects, identify financial needs, recommend solutions, and work toward performance goals. The role provides mentorship, coaching, product training, and a path to Client Support Associate and Financial Advisor positions.

The Receptionist handles phones, emails, visitors, mail, office organization, supply ordering, student data entry, disability-related paperwork, new-hire tasks, and mailing projects. The role supports leadership and administrative teams, requires accuracy, communication, multitasking, flexibility, customer focus, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and web-based applications. It is hybrid, working from a St. Paul office three days per week and remotely two days per week.

Participate in Rockwell Automation’s EDGE training program covering technical sales, consulting, and professional development. Respond to customer inquiries, demonstrate product capabilities, support pre-sales activities, troubleshoot post-sale issues, collaborate with product teams, and serve as a technical resource. Complete a field service engineering rotation before transitioning to a customer-facing technical sales role in a US field office.