Top Remote Entry Level Jobs in Washington DC,

Entry-level Sales Coordinator responsible for making 80–100+ outbound calls daily to student-athletes and families, educating them about recruiting services, tracking interactions in CRM tools, following up with clients, meeting sales goals, and scheduling appointments with senior sales specialists. The role requires strong communication, a competitive and results-driven mindset, flexibility for some nights and weekends, and an understanding of sports and college recruiting.

Designs, engineers, and supports secure, scalable Microsoft Azure infrastructure. Leads cloud network, identity, data protection, security, and modernization decisions while using Infrastructure-as-Code and cloud governance practices. Partners with engineering and security teams to deliver reliable, resilient, and cost-efficient environments. Responsibilities include IAM and RBAC, troubleshooting, root cause analysis, documentation, architecture diagramming, and evaluating emerging AI platforms and integrations.

Generate demand and build sales pipeline for account executives by identifying and cold-calling high-potential businesses. Manage client relationships, optimize sales processes, track performance metrics, communicate product value, gather customer feedback, and build corporate partnerships. The role requires ambition, strong reasoning, teamwork, reliability, transparency, and proficient English.

Build and maintain dealership client relationships, train personnel on Vitu, provide DMV and platform support, conduct compliance audits, monitor dealer errors and licenses, resolve complex DMV issues, verify fee calculations in dealer management systems, and deliver DMV fee training. The role requires expertise in vehicle title and registration documents, EVR e-filing, DMV regulations, accounting reconciliation, and dealership processes.

Design, build, and deploy production-grade Generative AI applications and multi-agent solutions. Develop RAG pipelines, integrate commercial and open-source LLMs, fine-tune models, and build scalable Python APIs. Optimize applications for performance, latency, cost, reliability, and scalability. Implement monitoring, containerization, CI/CD, and cloud deployments while collaborating with engineering, architecture, AI/ML, and product teams.

Administer and enhance Salesforce by configuring automation, layouts, objects, dashboards, security, integrations, sandboxes, and data-quality processes. Translate user needs into sustainable solutions, troubleshoot cross-platform functionality, manage testing and change control, document configurations, monitor releases, and recommend improvements. Lead training sessions and workshops to promote adoption and data literacy across North America. The role also requires collaboration with vendors and ongoing user support.

Conduct high-volume outbound calling to prospective law firms, generate qualified leads, schedule meetings for the Business Development team, build relationships through social media, and meet weekly and monthly performance goals. The role requires CRM and Microsoft Office proficiency, strong communication and negotiation skills, effective time management, resilience, emotional intelligence, and a competitive, results-oriented mindset.

Leads day-to-day training operations for the Premium Audit organization, including new-hire, client implementation, refresher, and remedial training. Manages curricula, materials, schedules, metrics, reporting, and effectiveness initiatives. Coaches and develops trainers while partnering with Operations leadership to align training with changing procedures, client requirements, technology, and business needs.

Evaluates and improves English-to-Latin American Spanish financial-news autotranslation. Responsibilities include daily quality checks, translation metrics, correction policies, glossary maintenance, prompt design and testing, template translation, and collaboration with Product, Editorial, customers, partners, and global linguists.

Provides first-touch technical and account support for Jamf customers through phone, chat, and email. Diagnoses and resolves installation, troubleshooting, integration, workflow, and account issues; escalates requests when needed; and guides customers toward effective solutions. The role requires learning Jamf products, maintaining current technical knowledge, participating in training, and delivering empathetic, accurate customer experiences while working a fixed weekday schedule.