Top Entry Level Jobs in Phoenix, AZ

Manage and grow public sector customer accounts through consultative sales, outbound relationship-building, opportunity development, IT solution recommendations, pricing proposals, and pipeline management. Collaborate with internal teams and technology vendors while advising customers on industry trends and best practices. The role requires occasional travel for customer meetings and industry events and follows a hybrid schedule.

Supports project managers, engineers, and design teams on complex high-technology facility projects. Responsibilities include document control, permit coordination, project reporting, meeting facilitation, action-item tracking, information flow management, Bluebeam markups, and issue escalation. The role requires strong organization, communication, and multitasking skills while coordinating multidisciplinary teams, clients, agencies, and subcontractors. It is hybrid, requiring onsite work three days weekly in Peoria, Arizona.

Owns end-to-end software release execution across delivery teams, including readiness reviews, go/no-go decisions, branch and repository hygiene, environments, deployment pipelines, rollback planning, change control, audit evidence, reporting, documentation, and stakeholder communication. The role enforces release processes, coordinates dependencies, improves automation, manages off-hours deployments, and conducts retrospectives for failed or rolled-back releases.

Coordinates automotive arbitration claims by distributing cases, collecting and reviewing evidence, researching disputes, applying company terms and applicable laws, and preparing resolutions and case documentation. Communicates with customers and dealers about claim status, validity, policies, and resolution options while maintaining accurate records and delivering high-quality customer service. Collaborates with arbitration, sales, and other internal teams.

Provides administrative and executive support through calendar coordination, meeting preparation, document organization, travel and expense assistance, recruiting coordination, candidate communication, training scheduling, LMS record maintenance, internal project support, and office administration. The role requires strong organization, discretion, communication, follow-through, and full-time onsite work in Scottsdale, including occasional local errands.

Supports paid social campaigns and digital discoverability projects through campaign setup, monitoring, optimization, performance analysis, SEO and AI-search research, content audits, reporting, and documentation. The role contributes to client work across paid social, SEO, GEO, and AEO while developing platform knowledge through training and mentorship. Candidates collaborate across media, analytics, strategy, and technology teams and must work full-time for six months in a hybrid Scottsdale office.

Determine daily net asset values for defined contribution plan funds, reconcile mutual, benchmark, commingled, and collective funds, and analyze transactions, income, accruals, and corporate actions. Prepare client reports, financial statements, portfolio and Form 5500 reporting, audit and resolve account exceptions, and respond to client inquiries. The role requires accounting and finance knowledge, strong Excel skills, attention to detail, organization, and the ability to meet deadlines. New graduates with a business degree may be considered.

Supports enterprise Linux systems by assisting with installation, configuration, patching, monitoring, incident management, compliance audits, vulnerability remediation, certificate deployment, and system documentation. Works primarily with RHEL, Red Hat Satellite, Ansible, SolarWinds Orion, and Splunk. The role also supports FISMA and Critical Infrastructure Protection compliance in air-gapped environments, legacy applications, and end-user systems. Candidates must be U.S. citizens, obtain Public Trust clearance, and may travel between customer sites.

Administer dialer functionality and outbound campaigns to improve contact-center efficiency, pacing, connect rates, and compliance. Prepare and manage calling lists, remove duplicates, apply do-not-call standards, identify workflow automation opportunities, document campaign best practices, and mentor staff on dialer operations. Collaborate with business leaders to execute campaigns and support operational objectives.

Design electrical, instrumentation, and control systems for water and wastewater facilities. Produce electrical plans, schematics, diagrams, schedules, calculations, and technical reports. Coordinate with civil and mechanical design teams, perform short-circuit, arc-flash, protective-device, radio-path, and photometric analyses, and support project deliverables under moderate supervision. The role requires an EIT certification or FE exam, a BSEE degree, AutoCAD knowledge, strong communication skills, and occasional travel.