Entry-Level Jobs in United States

8 entry-level jobs open now. Every listing here is marked fresher-friendly or asks for at most 1 year of experience.

8

Open positions

$70,000

Typical pay per year

0

Cities

8

Added today

Remote Full-time Part-time Freshers Posted this week

Entry-Level Jobs in United States at a glance

IT Job Stuff has 8 open entry-level jobs across United States, the newest added on 24 Oct 2026. The typical advertised pay is $70,000 per year (median of 8 listings that show pay; the middle half pay $65,000–$76,250). The most openings are in Denton (1), New York (1) and Los Angeles (1).

See the numbers: pay, roles, skills and work mode
Entry-Level Jobs in United States at a glance
Open jobs8
Typical pay $70,000 per year (median of 8 listings)
Middle 50% of pay $65,000 – $76,250 per year
Most-listed rolesJunior Software Engineer, Data Analyst, Cybersecurity Analyst, Full Stack Developer, QA Engineer
In-demand skillsJavaScript, SQL, Excel, Data visualization tools
Job typesFull-time 100%
Work modeOnsite 63% · Remote 38%
Fresher-friendly100% of roles ask for 0–1 year of experience
Top cities Denton (1), New York (1), Los Angeles (1), Houston (1), Phoenix (1)
Newest listing

Calculated from active listings on IT Job Stuff; pay figures use each listing's advertised range. 8 of these roles are recruited by IT Job Stuff on behalf of client employers whose names are kept confidential.

8 entry-level jobs

Page 1 of 1

Frequently Asked Questions

From live listings
How many entry-level jobs are open in United States right now?
IT Job Stuff has 8 entry-level jobs open in United States, the newest added on 24 Oct 2026. Every listing here is marked fresher-friendly or asks for at most 1 year of experience.
How much do entry-level jobs in United States pay?
The typical advertised pay is $70,000 per year, the median of 8 listings that show pay. The middle half of those listings pay $65,000–$76,250 per year.
Which cities have the most entry-level jobs?
The most openings are in Denton (1), New York (1), Los Angeles (1), Houston (1) and Phoenix (1).
What roles are most common among entry-level jobs in United States?
The most-listed roles are Junior Software Engineer (2), Data Analyst (2), Cybersecurity Analyst (1), Full Stack Developer (1) and QA Engineer (1).
Which skills do these roles ask for most?
The skills listings ask for most often are JavaScript, SQL, Excel, Data visualization tools.
Can I work from home in any of these roles?
Work mode across these listings: Onsite 63%, Remote 38%.
Who is hiring?
8 of these 8 roles are recruited by IT Job Stuff on behalf of client employers whose names are kept confidential.
How do I apply?
Open a listing and tap Apply Now. You don't need an account: add your details and your resume, and you get a tracking code to check your application later.

Based on 8 active listings • newest added