Top Entry Level Jobs in Phoenix, AZ

Leads fulfillment center lottery courier operations, supervising staff, scheduling shifts, meeting production targets, resolving operational disruptions, processing high-value ticket redemptions, managing inventory, and ordering supplies. The role requires leadership, problem-solving, safety and regulatory compliance, technology familiarity, attention to detail, and availability for nights, weekends, and holidays.

Develop and maintain relationships with new home sales agents, property managers, leasing agents, and community managers to generate referral sales in open-trench and MDU communities. The role involves territory sales, community events, strategic opportunity development, customer service, cross-functional coordination, and maintaining field sales materials. A valid driver’s license and proven sales experience are required; telecommunications or fiber sales experience is preferred.

Join OBE’s talent community to stay informed about future job opportunities, recruiting events, and company updates across commercial sales, operations, marketing, product, manufacturing, and other organizational functions.

As a Program Specialist, you will support schools in fundraising efforts, engage with students and faculty, and present programs. Ideal for those seeking meaningful work in a dynamic environment.

Provides first-level phone and email support for small business insurance customers. Responsibilities include ticket creation, categorization, prioritization, triage, documentation, troubleshooting, escalation, and resolution using ServiceNow, NICE CXone, knowledge bases, and company procedures. The representative manages multiple requests within service-level deadlines, identifies recurring issues, coordinates with business partners, and develops knowledge of commercial insurance products and underwriting guidelines.

Provides technical support to attorneys and business staff in a 24/7/365 helpdesk call center. Resolves complex issues, documents interactions, manages tickets, follows helpdesk procedures, meets service and quality metrics, escalates security concerns, and delivers clear customer service. The role requires Microsoft Office proficiency, analytical problem-solving, multitasking, and familiarity with AI tools and information security protocols. It is based in a hybrid Phoenix office with a fixed Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday schedule.

Guidepoint invites ASU students to a Phoenix office visit featuring an office tour, employee panel, networking lunch, and optional resume reviews. Attendees will learn about Client Service career paths, day-to-day work, and early-career opportunities in professional services. The event is intended for juniors and seniors, especially those interested in client service, business, finance, communications, and relationship-focused careers.

Identify and engage prospective automotive dealership customers through outbound outreach, research target accounts, schedule qualified meetings, handle objections, and maintain accurate Salesforce records. Collaborate with Sales and Marketing to improve messaging and outreach strategies while meeting activity and appointment-setting goals. This remote West Coast role requires strong communication, organization, persistence, customer focus, and the ability to work independently. Automotive dealership sales experience is required.

Build and grow RH’s interior design trade business by qualifying and educating design clients, conducting consultations and site visits, supporting design development, coordinating services and installations, and delivering elevated product expertise and luxury service. The role also represents the brand professionally, maintains gallery visual and quality standards, and supports trade clientele through polished communication and organization.

Develop new personal lines insurance business through prospecting, networking, and marketing; present tailored homeowners, auto, umbrella, earthquake, and personal articles coverage; manage client relationships; advise clients on risks, market trends, and regulatory changes; and report on sales performance and account activity.