Top Entry Level Jobs in Washington, DC

Full-Stack Engineer responsible for developing and maintaining front-end and back-end components, collaborating on product solutions, and improving user interfaces.

Supports accounting operations by performing reconciliations, accounts payable/receivable, cash and deferred revenue tracking, payroll support, and cost tracking. Assists with month-end and year-end close, prepares financial statements and audit schedules, maintains records for US GAAP and federal grant compliance, and contributes to budgeting and process improvements under supervision.

Support software design, development, testing, and maintenance for a NAVSEA program office. Contribute to coding, debugging, and technical documentation under senior direction while following engineering processes and standards. Work supports classified programs requiring DoD Secret clearance.

Transcribe complex texts into Braille, produce tactile graphics, and ensure accuracy of Braille documents, including proofreading and binding.

The Membership Consultant promotes memberships and services at Gold's Gym, generating sales through outreach, conducting inquiries, and maintaining records.

Manage product marketing strategies for software and services in mental and behavioral health, focusing on relationship building and administrative efficiency.

Responsible for leading the sales cycle, meeting sales quotas, maintaining brand standards, and providing a unique customer experience. Candidates should have strong knowledge of fashion trends and excel in a goal-oriented environment.

Support federal eDiscovery efforts by performing data conversion, indexing, quality checks, and database loads using tools like Relativity and NUIX. Export and manipulate large datasets, document QC findings, and learn scripting (Perl, Python). Work onsite under senior supervision with on-the-job training.

Perform financial statement and performance audit fieldwork under senior supervision per GAGAS: substantive testing, account reconciliations, workpaper preparation, identify control deficiencies, participate in walkthroughs and client meetings, and help prepare audit reports.

Provide operational support for campaign and non-connected divisions: process mail and contributions, answer phones and liaise with vendors, run errands, maintain and clean reporting databases, perform basic bookkeeping, review data accuracy, assist with federal and state campaign finance reports, and support employee engagement activities.