Top Entry Level Jobs in Boston, MA

Creates and implements real-time visual effects for gameplay, environments, and cinematics. Responsibilities include particle effects, textures, shaders, geometry, UV sets, simulations, and FX event timing. The role optimizes effects for performance, collaborates with game development teams on engine implementation, and supports the game’s overall art style. Proficiency in Maya and Photoshop, knowledge of shader networks, animation, timing, and computer graphics fundamentals are required.

Supports integrated marketing accounts by coordinating client communication, project timelines, budgets, approvals, deliverables, influencer programs, events, website initiatives, and cross-functional teams. The role involves preparing meetings, tracking projects, researching audiences and partners, supporting events, reviewing work, assisting with reporting, identifying risks, and contributing strategic and creative ideas across marketing channels.

Develop and manage a healthcare provider referral network across an assigned territory. The Territory Manager prospects new providers, conducts in-person visits and educational events, nurtures referral partnerships, explains Nabi’s care model, and supports a streamlined referral process. The role collaborates with clinical and operations teams, manages a referral pipeline independently, and works remotely with regular field travel and occasional conferences or partner events.

Develops water treatment technology business across North America by prospecting strategic accounts, qualifying leads, managing sales funnels, cultivating client relationships, and closing opportunities. The role creates client-focused technical solutions, maintains Salesforce data, forecasts pipeline activity, prepares sales reports, supports market intelligence, and travels 30–40% for conferences, trade shows, and customer meetings.

Supports enterprise customers throughout the sales process by demonstrating Cribl, answering technical questions, leading proof-of-concept sessions, and identifying telemetry use cases. The role requires knowledge of logs, metrics, IT operations, and security, plus experience in sales engineering, professional services, or support. Responsibilities also include documenting use cases, providing product feedback, working remotely across time zones, and traveling up to 30%.

Build and operate Hedge’s commercial insurance market-access foundation. The role owns carrier, MGA, MGU, program, and delegated-authority relationships; negotiates appointments and capacity; activates producer codes, portals, and submission routes; maintains market and authority records; and improves placement performance, readiness, and economics. The position partners with brokers, underwriting, product, and compliance, works directly with founders, and requires regular travel for market and team activities.

Supports business development by assessing prospect needs, translating business requirements into application solutions, delivering software demonstrations, configuring UMAX environments, participating in discovery sessions, and responding to RFI/RFP requirements. The role focuses on finance and billing processes for utility customers and requires sales engineering, presentation, communication, finance, utility-industry, and Microsoft Dynamics 365 expertise.

Designs and validates enterprise AI infrastructure solutions for customers, focusing on GPU-accelerated computing, Kubernetes, Linux, NVIDIA technologies, networking, storage, security, and AI platforms. Leads discovery sessions, architecture workshops, proofs of concept, demonstrations, proposals, and RFP responses throughout the sales cycle. Advises customers on agentic AI, multi-tenancy, governance, and production operations while collaborating with partners, sales teams, product management, and engineering. Develops reusable reference architectures and enables field teams.

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