Top Entry Level Jobs in Pittsburgh, PA

The Specialist, Corporate Actions II is responsible for processing corporate actions, performing reconciliations, monitoring entitlement postings, and responding to inquiries related to finance and corporate actions.

Perform audit engagements by understanding client business and controls, assessing risk, executing substantive tests and control testing, resolving accounting issues, and drafting financial statements. Learn RSM audit approach and tools and travel to client sites (up to 25%).

Collect, code, and quality-assure open-source data for AidData's Chinese Financing for Transition Minerals (CFTM) dataset. Perform specialized research on critical mineral end-use manufacturing, financing, and Chinese private-sector operations; synthesize findings and support dataset expansion.

Support sales operations by coordinating quotes-to-delivery processes, resolving pricing/shipping/billing/backorder issues, maintaining CRM and product/customer data in Salesforce, improving processes, and collaborating cross-functionally to ensure order fulfillment and customer satisfaction.

Provide comprehensive financial advice and customized investment and banking solutions. Triage client leads, make referrals, review goals, recommend products, mitigate risk, and engage potential clients. Complete required licenses and trainings, and comply with SAFE Act registration when originating residential mortgage loans.

Provide front-desk customer service: check in patients, receive payments, guide new patient intake, collect urine/saliva drug screens, maintain financial records, coordinate with clinical staff, and perform clerical/logistical support.

Represent Omada.ai in a local territory: identify and qualify small business leads using a route planner, initiate conversations in person or by phone, ask discovery questions, and book demo appointments for closers. Compensation is commission-based tied to qualified shown appointments and closed deals. Training provided.

This role provides front line IT support for users, handling service requests and diagnosing hardware/software issues while collaborating with teams to improve operations.

Provide clerical and operational support for daily office functions: recordkeeping, mail, phone coverage, scheduling, vendor coordination, supply management, onboarding assistance, data entry, and event support while maintaining confidentiality and improving administrative processes.

Provide engineering support for conventional munitions acquisition, including quality assurance coordination, procurement documentation, trade-off studies, resource estimates, and ensuring systems/components are safe, reliable, and meet DoD acquisition processes. Collaborate across organizations and present technical information to sponsors and management.