Top Entry Level Operations Manager Jobs

The Coordinator, Logistics will contribute to logistics operations, ensuring efficient workflow and coordination among various teams. Responsibilities may include managing shipments, maintaining inventory records, and collaborating with suppliers to enhance the supply chain processes.

The Advisor, Commercial Risk engages in selling new accounts and renewing existing accounts while fostering relationships with clients and industry partners. Responsibilities include presenting proposals, finalizing sales, and ensuring accurate documentation while maintaining knowledge of insurance and underwriting criteria. This role also involves attending networking events and meeting monthly business goals.

The Community Relations Associate will develop and execute community outreach and marketing campaigns to connect clients with their target markets. Responsibilities include face-to-face interaction with consumers, product distribution, and collaborating with community partners to enhance engagement efforts.

The M&A Associate will manage due diligence processes for acquisitions, perform financial modeling, analyze performance, and collaborate with business owners post-investment. Expected to work with independence while supporting the M&A strategy and ensuring successful transitions of new companies into the group.

The On-Call Receptionist will greet visitors, answer and route phone calls, assist with administrative tasks, and provide exceptional customer service to guests in an assisted living facility. The candidate should be friendly, professional, and passionate about working with the elderly, while also being able to multi-task effectively.

The Operations Coordinator at USPack is responsible for ensuring the timely delivery services by coordinating with Independent Contractors (ICs), monitoring routes, handling customer communications, and maintaining compliance with delivery regulations. This entry-level role involves administrative tasks and creating reports to support the operations.

The Legal Administrative Assistant will maintain files, logs, and medical records, support attorneys and case managers, prepare invoices, and update internal databases. The role requires strong organizational skills and attention to detail, along with some knowledge of electronic health records and HIPAA regulations.