Top Entry Level Jobs in Reno, NV

Collect and analyze applicants' financial data, assess creditworthiness, maintain credit records, prepare reports and recommendations for managers, ensure regulatory and policy compliance, resolve credit and cash application issues, and collaborate with sales and finance for timely credit setups.

As a RIG Electrical Apprentice I, you assist in installing electrical infrastructure, support power installations, maintain safety, and work under guidance to learn electrical skills in a data center.

Manage and coordinate aerospace new product introduction (NPI) programs from inception to completion. Develop schedules, budgets, and resource plans; lead cross-functional teams; ensure compliance with aerospace standards; mitigate risks; engage customers and suppliers; and implement continuous improvement to deliver high-quality, on-time, and on-budget program outcomes.

Perform outside, in-home sales within an assigned territory: present and customize home security and automation solutions, engage qualified leads, overcome objections, close sales, and represent the company professionally.

Sell ADT security and smart business solutions to small business customers by consulting on needs, customizing system proposals, closing deals, conducting post-installation follow-ups, and generating leads within a designated territory while building long-term relationships.

As a Remote Sales Representative, you'll respond to inbound customer inquiries regarding auto and home insurance policies, educate them on details, prepare quotes, and assist in policy selection without outbound calls.

As a Sales Associate, you'll undergo training in sales techniques and product understanding, manage customer relationships, and shadow sales roles to prepare for future opportunities in Outside Sales.

As a Sales and Operations Management Trainee, you will develop customer solutions, manage inventory, generate business leads, and ensure customer satisfaction.

The Administrative Assistant provides essential support to managers and staff by handling phone calls, data entry, organizing documents, scheduling meetings, and maintaining office supplies.

As a Design Engineer I, you'll work on utility projects, ensuring design specifications are met while collaborating with teams and handling occasional site visits.