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Where beginners are hired: entry-level jobs by field

First job · figures recounted Nov 14, 2026 from 67,583 open jobs · how they are made

2,604 of the 67,583 open jobs are internships or junior roles: 4%. Most titles do not name a level at all, so the real number of jobs a beginner can get is larger than the label suggests.

Internships and junior roles, field by field

The number of open jobs whose title says intern, junior, graduate or the like.

Internships and first jobs1,916 jobsSoftware development439 jobsHardware and engineering395 jobsSales and business development223 jobsAccounting and finance214 jobsAI and machine learning194 jobsProduct and project management169 jobsData and analytics151 jobsOperations and administration138 jobsCloud, DevOps and IT105 jobsLegal and compliance97 jobsMarketing and communications96 jobsCustomer service and support76 jobsRetail, food and facilities69 jobsSecurity64 jobsJobs by language64 jobsCrypto and web358 jobsHR and recruiting56 jobsDesign and creative53 jobsScience and healthcare53 jobsWriting, editing and translation47 jobsEducation and training17 jobsLeadership6 jobs

Employers with the most entry-level jobs

Palantir85 jobsSezzle80 jobsRocket Lab69 jobsSpaceX63 jobsWaymo61 jobsZipline59 jobsDoorDash USA53 jobsSharkNinja52 jobsAgoda48 jobsAstranis47 jobs

Jobs that do not say “junior”

A posting with no level in the title is usually a mid-level one, but not always: read how many years it asks for. In the match by five answers, “I am starting out” lists the entry-level jobs first and then the ones that name no level, each marked as such. Kinds of work that often take beginners: sales development, customer support, and AI training and data annotation.

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