Top Remote Entry Level Jobs

Investigates and processes vehicle, property, and moderate bodily injury claims. Reviews coverage, gathers evidence, determines liability, sets reserves, evaluates medical records, negotiates settlements, identifies fraud or high-risk files, and guides customers throughout the claims process while coordinating with internal departments and external parties.

Conducts job analyses and evaluates federal position descriptions against OPM classification standards. Applies psychometric, organizational research, and statistical methods to validate job series and grade determinations. Develops competency models, collaborates with HR professionals and subject matter experts, and delivers evidence-based recommendations supporting workforce planning, reclassification, role clarity, and organizational effectiveness. Prepares reports and presentations while monitoring federal classification policies and workforce trends.

Authors and maintains interactive web-based engineering education content, including lessons, activities, labs, questions, animations, and tools. Oversees external authoring projects, reviews content quality, collaborates with project managers and engineering colleagues, and contributes to roadmaps. Supports marketing and sales demos, responds to instructor feedback, and may publish research, articles, webinars, and blog posts.

The Entry-Level Account Manager will manage healthcare client relationships, ensure satisfaction, and understand medical billing and credentialing processes.

Provides remote administrative, recruiting coordination, database management, marketing, event planning, and back-office support for a consulting firm. Responsibilities include scheduling interviews, coordinating travel, preparing proposals, managing calendars and expenses, updating ATS and CRM records, sending social media and email campaigns, and supporting conferences and client events. The role is a flexible independent contractor position requiring strong organization, communication, discretion, and proficiency with Microsoft 365 and business systems.

Conduct 100+ daily outbound calls using AI-curated prospect queues, qualify property management software prospects, set high-intent demos for Account Executives, maintain accurate HubSpot records, and provide market feedback. The role requires disciplined script execution, strong phone communication, coachability, quota orientation, and comfort with evolving technology and processes. It is remote within specified western states, with approximately 10–15% travel to industry events.

Provides first-line global help desk support for incidents, desktop issues, and proprietary applications. Receives calls, creates and updates tickets, troubleshoots issues using technical documentation, monitors service queues and SLAs, dispatches providers, manages escalations, documents resolutions, and communicates with customers and engineering teams. Supports knowledgebase maintenance and internal system monitoring while delivering professional customer service.

Provides Level 3 technical support and systems administration for Microsoft environments. Manages identity, security, endpoint enrollment, patching, upgrades, backup, disaster recovery, and infrastructure migrations. Troubleshoots complex issues, performs root cause analysis, documents solutions, supports automation and DevOps adoption, and collaborates with service teams and clients. The role also helps identify service opportunities and may lead managed services projects or teams.

Manage strategic customer accounts through Nucleus platform deployments, including architecture, configuration, go-live engagements, stakeholder coordination, and adoption. Guide customers in vulnerability management modernization, scanner integration, prioritization, and workflow automation. Partner with engineering and product teams on improvements, create customer success resources, manage expectations, and identify account growth opportunities. The role requires basic Python scripting, enterprise security knowledge, and the ability to learn network, application, and cloud vulnerability management.

Administers water transportation cost management and ticketing quality control. Reviews receipt tickets, supports invoicing, resolves billing disputes, prepares utilization and regulatory reports, maintains customer terms, onboards customers and haulers, and manages water-sharing agreements. Partners with accounting, vendors, and water operations staff to improve processes and technology. The role requires strong organization, communication, data analysis, and time-management skills.