Top Entry Level Jobs in Pittsburgh, PA

Provides commercial legal counsel to three U.S. operating companies across electrical construction, telecommunications, utilities, infrastructure, energy, and related projects. Drafts and negotiates commercial agreements, assesses contractual and legal risks, supports claims and disputes, ensures compliance and contract flow-down, and partners with operations, procurement, finance, and project teams. Also supports contract lifecycle management systems, legal processes, templates, playbooks, and external litigation coordination.

Supports commercial title underwriting by reviewing title searches, commitments, surveys, legal descriptions, recorded documents, endorsements, and transaction materials. Identifies title issues, follows up on outstanding requirements, escalates matters to underwriters, and assists with final policies and endorsements. Coordinates with underwriters, attorneys, lenders, customers, surveyors, recording offices, and internal teams while managing multiple files, priorities, and deadlines.

Lead Alcoa’s enterprise AI governance framework, policies, risk processes, inventories, oversight structures, and compliance monitoring. Partner with legal, privacy, cybersecurity, procurement, audit, and business stakeholders to promote responsible AI adoption. Support the AI Steering Committee, develop governance metrics and executive reporting, deliver awareness and training programs, and monitor emerging AI technologies, regulations, ethical principles, and industry trends.

Supports digital marketing projects for UPMC by assisting with Agile sprint planning, backlog grooming, content publishing, CMS updates, QA testing, documentation, reporting, and blocker escalation. Collaborates with designers, developers, and marketing stakeholders to deliver digital experiences including patient portals, provider directories, and public websites. The role is hybrid in Pittsburgh and requires strong organization, attention to detail, and willingness to learn.

Serve as the face of Clearview by educating members on financial products, recommending tailored solutions, assisting with accounts, loans, transactions, and digital tools, and building relationships in person and by phone. Represent the organization at community events while delivering empathetic, detail-oriented service. The role requires a high school diploma, at least six months of customer service or financial experience, strong communication skills, and open availability.

Generate qualified leads for residential solar systems, schedule homeowner information sessions, provide product knowledge, build industry expertise, represent Trinity Solar professionally, and meet lead-generation goals. The role includes paid training, customer engagement, and compensation through base salary plus commissions.

Supports the design and development of mechanical equipment for metals-processing facilities. Responsibilities include creating 3D models, engineering drawings, bills of materials, layouts, calculations, technical reports, equipment inspections, testing, supplier reviews, manuals, installation, commissioning, troubleshooting, and field verification. The role collaborates with engineering, supply chain, suppliers, workshops, and project teams while contributing to product improvements and safe design practices.

Analyze construction and infrastructure contracts to identify contractual risk, indemnification, insurance, surety, and risk-allocation issues. Support negotiations, advise clients, evaluate insurance policies and project agreements, and translate legal exposures into practical risk-management strategies. Collaborate with contractors, legal teams, insurers, and surety professionals while contributing to business development, thought leadership, and client relationships.

Provides client service and administrative support to Financial Advisors, Private Wealth Advisors, and their teams. Responsibilities include processing money movement, answering account questions, preparing client meeting materials, entering account data, supporting digital tool enrollment, managing calendars and travel, preparing expenses, and assisting with client relationship and marketing activities. Requires strong organization, communication, Microsoft Office skills, and willingness to obtain securities licenses.

Serves as the front desk’s first point of contact for clients, visitors, employees, and prospective clients. Responsibilities include greeting visitors, answering and routing calls, distributing mail and faxes, managing visitor access and employee badges, supporting employee recognition and identification processes, ordering office supplies, maintaining confidentiality, and assisting with administrative tasks.