Top Remote Entry Level Jobs in Cincinnati, OH

Develops and maintains Java-based software for a next-generation constructive military training platform. Performs full-lifecycle development, including requirements analysis, design, coding, integration, testing, debugging, and defect resolution. Collaborates with technical leads, testers, subject matter experts, and developers in an Agile environment while adhering to schedules and budgets.

Coordinates and produces video and print marketing stories across Europe and Eurasia, managing projects from concept through final delivery. Creates scripts, interviews, photographs, films, edits, and develops polished post-production content. Leads international production teams, supports media workflows, collaborates across cultures, and advances fundraising and marketing goals. The role requires international travel, work in austere environments, deadline flexibility, and alignment with the organization’s Christian mission.

Design, operate, and support reliable customer platforms across Linux, Kubernetes, and public cloud environments. Responsibilities include OS lifecycle management, infrastructure automation, IaC, configuration management, GitOps, observability, SLOs, capacity planning, incident response, and on-call support. The role requires depth in one data platform area—Elasticsearch/OpenSearch, Redis, or Kafka-Hadoop-Spark—and willingness to learn others. It also involves customer consultation, platform architecture guidance, documentation, knowledge sharing, and reducing operational toil through scripting and automation.

Develops patient census and rehabilitation referrals through community education, face-to-face outreach, stakeholder presentations, and relationship building with referral sources. Identifies admission barriers and collaborates with program leadership to support the rehabilitation program’s strategic goals. Maintains contact with patients, families, and healthcare partners across an assigned territory.

Provides administrative and licensing support for foreign rights sales across UK and translation markets. Responsibilities include tracking materials, managing spreadsheets and databases, coordinating with internal departments and external publishing partners, handling correspondence, preparing sales and rights guides, supporting international book fairs, and distributing production materials. The role requires strong organization, communication, writing, multitasking, computer skills, initiative, and interest in subsidiary rights.

Own and grow DataDome’s technology alliance relationships and pipeline. Responsibilities include sourcing and evaluating partners, developing joint value propositions and go-to-market plans, managing technical and business relationships, identifying co-marketing opportunities, educating partners, supporting partner and customer sessions, approving deal registrations, and tracking alliance-sourced revenue and sales metrics.

Open-call freelance and independent consulting opportunities supporting client and internal projects. Freelancers may contribute expertise in strategy, research, design, editorial, or communications. Responsibilities include owning defined workstreams from planning through delivery, managing time and risks, communicating proactively, and adapting quickly to consultancy or client-team processes.

Supports consulting engagements for local governments by conducting research, stakeholder interviews, requirements gathering, business process analysis, and data analysis. Assists with project tracking, documentation, reporting, quality assurance, and client presentations. The role develops ERP and municipal operations expertise while collaborating across multiple projects and contributing to internal business development and staff initiatives. Travel up to 50% is required.

Own and grow GreyNoise’s U.S. Federal Civilian territory, including revenue, pipeline, forecasting, account strategy, complex sales cycles, procurement, and deal closure. Build executive and technical relationships across agencies such as DHS/CISA, Treasury, DOJ, DOE, and HHS, while developing partnerships with systems integrators and resellers. Represent the company at industry events, collaborate cross-functionally to drive adoption, and help shape federal go-to-market strategy.

Volunteer advisory committee members educate justice professionals about FASD, advise organizational leadership on justice-related issues, recommend tailored policies and procedures, and collaborate with advocacy, mental health, and social service organizations to improve legal-system support and interventions for people with FASD.