Top Entry Level Jobs in Minneapolis, MN

Generate client invoices and proformas, support e-billing and billing exceptions, assist with trust account deposits/disbursements, prepare billing reports, apply cash receipts, handle billing inquiries, and perform miscellaneous accounting tasks per firm policies.

Provide client-facing technical and operational support for automotive programs: manage and verify customer data files, perform QA, run ad-hoc SQL/Excel reports, maintain documentation in Confluence, handle day-to-day client communication, support program setup and continuous improvement, and train/mentor team members.

Provides client service and operational support to multiple Financial Advisors and their wealth management clients. Responsibilities include responding to service needs, preparing accurate materials, following bank policies, managing risk, educating clients about banking offerings, deepening relationships, identifying referrals, and supporting daily team operations. The role requires strong communication, organization, adaptability, discretion, and client focus.

Supports and engineers enterprise mobile-device infrastructure across more than 200,000 devices and 2,000+ locations. Responsibilities include configuring, installing, maintaining, and securing iOS and rugged Android devices; managing MDM profiles and compliance; supporting upgrades; analyzing performance and incident trends; troubleshooting escalated issues; and collaborating with security, infrastructure, support, development, vendors, and business stakeholders. The role also contributes to standards, automation, documentation, and continuous improvements for device reliability and stability.

Build software and platform capabilities for Target’s agentic analytics and data platform. Responsibilities include agent orchestration, data and metadata access, semantic models, LLM evaluation, observability, security, authorization, APIs, and reliable distributed services. The role involves designing, testing, debugging, and supporting AI-enabled applications while collaborating across teams and rapidly learning new technical and business domains.

Training role supporting sales initiatives and covering Account Sales Manager routes. Builds customer relationships, executes in-store merchandising and displays, maintains product rotation and brand standards, and meets KPIs for sales, distribution, pricing, displays, new accounts, and merchandising. The role requires daily preparation, coordination with sales management, customer service, safe product handling, and occasional support for audits, blitzes, and display construction.

Lead AutoZone’s commercial B2B sales strategy by growing automotive professional accounts, managing customer relationships, achieving sales metrics, and developing team members. Responsibilities include planning delivery routes, overseeing drivers, managing account billing and returns, providing automotive recommendations, enforcing safety procedures, and maintaining delivery vehicles. The role requires automotive parts knowledge, leadership, communication, selling ability, physical capability for merchandise handling, and schedule flexibility.

Lead a mainframe storage engineering function supporting highly available IBM Z compute and storage platforms. Configure IBM DS8000 and TS7700 infrastructure, manage DFSMS storage policies, backups, replication, disaster recovery, capacity planning, and REXX automation. Troubleshoot outages and dataset access issues, conduct root-cause analysis, and execute complex storage migrations. The role requires expertise in z/OS storage utilities, tape management, FICON, replication protocols, resiliency technologies, and storage performance.

Engage customers in vehicle selection, conduct test drives, explain financing, evaluate trade-ins, negotiate and close sales, process paperwork, and maintain customer relationships. Collaborate with finance and service teams to deliver a strong customer experience, meet sales targets, and stay informed about vehicle models and industry trends.

The Account Manager oversees client accounts, ensures accurate processing of renewals, and acts as a liaison between clients and carriers.

Identifies, contacts, and qualifies prospective SMB clients through high-volume cold calling and multichannel outreach. Secures meetings for field sales representatives, maintains prospect follow-up, attends scheduled meetings, receives coaching, and develops effective sales strategies. The role requires approximately 80 daily cold calls, strong communication, organization, resilience, active listening, CRM proficiency, and collaboration.