Top Entry Level Jobs in Nashville, TN

Sell lifted trucks through customer consultations, vehicle walkarounds, product demonstrations, appointment management, CRM follow-up, and deal maximization. The role requires maintaining customer service standards, following the company dress code, and meeting dealership sales expectations. Automotive sales experience and truck product knowledge are preferred. Bilingual ability is a plus. Candidates must pass background, motor vehicle record, and drug screenings.

Drives acquisition, growth, and retention of hospitality clients across regional and national accounts. Responsibilities include prospecting restaurants, hotels, and purchasing groups; identifying opportunities; proposing customized solutions; meeting sales goals; presenting to executives; managing proposals and negotiations; maintaining client relationships; supporting renewals; and completing sales administration.

Lead auto wash sales operations by managing the DRB membership and POS system, driving membership sales, coaching sales and wash teams, running shifts, handling cash, and maintaining customer service, cleanliness, and site quality standards. The role requires opening and closing the site, supervising employees, meeting sales goals, and working flexible schedules including weekends.

Sells pharmaceutical products and healthcare services by identifying prospects, cold calling, securing meetings, developing physician accounts, closing contracts, and managing customer relationships. The role requires territory management, product and clinical knowledge, customer service, communication, independent work, resource management, and relationship-building skills.

Promote The Orchard’s artists through digital and in-person marketing across Nashville campuses and local communities. Responsibilities include building relationships with campus and local influencers, creating social media content, organizing listening events and campus activations, researching youth-focused online communities, attending artist shows and promotional events, and reporting campaign results. The role requires an enrolled undergraduate student with strong music and marketing interests, social media experience, reliable transportation, and 20 hours of weekly availability.

The Receptionist greets visitors, answers and directs telephone calls, takes and delivers messages, operates paging and telephone systems, and provides administrative support. The role maintains a friendly image for the healthcare center, follows organizational and safety policies, participates in training, and supports quality service delivery. This is a full-time day-shift position that includes weekends.

Provide a welcoming experience for apartment prospects, residents, and vendors. Responsibilities include responding to inquiries, answering calls, giving property and apartment tours, preparing homes for showings and move-ins, maintaining quality standards, organizing packages, supporting community events and social media, and managing community communications and vendor relationships. The role requires a flexible schedule including evenings and weekends, with opportunities for advancement.

Serves as the first point of contact for visitors and callers, manages mail and deliveries, supports scheduling and meetings, provides general administrative assistance, maintains records and supplies, and assists with internal communications. Requires professionalism, discretion, organization, dependability, and strong customer service while supporting departments, leaders, visitors, vendors, and team members.

Supports wealth management advisors by managing client relationships, account opening and maintenance, documentation, transaction processing, compliance procedures, service requests, and operational workflows. Maintains accurate client data, coordinates with sales, compliance, and business teams, resolves issues, supports client and prospect meetings, and helps improve systems and processes. Requires strong communication, organization, customer service, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Provides bilingual English-Spanish paralegal support for migrant and seasonal workers’ legal cases. Conducts client intakes, interviews, investigations, legal research, document preparation, evidence organization, translation, interpretation, referrals, and case deadline tracking. Assists attorneys with litigation, hearings, case strategy, and client communications. Conducts community outreach, legal education, and Know Your Rights presentations. Requires extensive travel, including overnight trips, and in-person work in Nashville.