Top Entry Level Jobs in Tampa, FL

Assists project managers with eDiscovery client data, workflows, reporting, quality control, deliverables, archival requests, and client communications. Coordinates priorities across project teams, troubleshoots data issues, performs complex processing and productions using Relativity, trains project analysts, and provides coverage during extended-hours rotations. The role requires strong technical aptitude, organization, communication, customer service, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple concurrent processes.

Provides customer service in an Amscot branch while learning financial services, business operations, and leadership skills through paid training. Responsibilities include assisting customers, developing communication and service skills, demonstrating dependability and initiative, and working varied evening and weekend shifts. The role offers advancement opportunities into assistant leader, co-leader, and branch leader positions. Background and drug screenings are required.

Serves as a liaison between the community and Children's Network by managing complaints, maintaining communication systems, supporting public relations, developing newsletters and press releases, tracking client record requests, distributing resources, training staff, and preparing reports. The role requires strong communication, organization, conflict resolution, stakeholder engagement, a bachelor's degree or relevant experience, a valid driver's license, background screening, and drug screening.

Analyze and improve aerospace and automotive manufacturing systems, supply chain performance, delivery, inventory control, productivity, and capacity. Apply ERP systems, project management, data analytics, Six Sigma, and Lean Manufacturing to reduce waste and optimize operations. Conduct ROI and CapEx versus OpEx analyses, design compliant production processes, and apply aviation sustainability principles.

Communications Representative presents company information, products, and services; supports customer engagement initiatives; maintains accurate messaging; builds professional relationships; assists with promotional materials; gathers customer feedback; and coordinates with colleagues to improve customer experience and support business growth.

Develop customized financial plans, educate clients on investment solutions, conduct one-on-one appointments, recommend products aligned with client needs, grow existing client relationships, conduct proactive outreach, and refer clients to wealth management partners. The role serves existing clients and warm leads in an Investor Center while using Fidelity’s planning tools and financial guidance resources.

Provides entry-level administrative and clerical support, including answering phones, greeting visitors, data entry, file maintenance, correspondence and report preparation, meeting scheduling, office supply inventory, and general staff assistance. The role is office-based with minimal travel and requires strong organization, communication skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Research regulatory, consumer protection, and product-law questions and turn findings into practical recommendations. Manage consumer escalations, regulatory inquiries, entity compliance, audits, intellectual property enforcement, and cease-and-desist drafting. Review product features and policies with cross-functional teams, develop compliance training, and automate repetitive legal workflows using AI and low-code tools.

Research regulatory, consumer protection, product, and compliance questions and provide actionable legal recommendations. Manage escalations, regulatory inquiries, entity compliance, audits, intellectual property enforcement, and policy reviews. Partner with Product, Engineering, Operations, and business leaders while improving legal processes through AI, low-code tools, and automated workflows.

Installs, configures, monitors, secures, and maintains servers, systems, hardware, software, backups, user accounts, and infrastructure applications. Troubleshoots hardware and software failures, applies patches and upgrades, performs performance tuning, maintains documentation and data center monitoring equipment, supports clients, and participates in an on-call rotation.