Some pay over $70,000 per year

Customer care advocates field customer requests and inquiries and ensure their needs are met. They advocate the customer’s case to higher-level executives and help them solve problems.

Human resources assistants are responsible for many administrative tasks in the HR department, including scheduling appointments, conducting orientation for new hires, and keeping company employment information up to date.

A sales development representative helps a company’s sales team generate and find leads by doing research on prospects in their industry and reaching out to potential clients.

An accounts receivable clerk is responsible for bookkeeping duties such as receiving billing information and invoicing clients, keeping accounting logs up to date, and making deposits in the bank.

Email marketing associates take the reins of a company’s email communications to current and prospective clients. They build email marketing campaigns notifying customers of upcoming events and new products, manage and grow email databases, and write newsletters.

Junior underwriters work at financial institutions and help senior underwriters throughout the loan approval process. They review customer applications, evaluate credit reports, and resolve any issues throughout the process.

Quality assurance data engineers take on the tech side of product development. They test a company’s software products, follow product development, identify problems with the product along the way, and find ways to fix them.

Quality assurance analysts assist a company’s IT department, identifying and fixing problems with the company’s software products. They audit and test the software, review its user experience, and troubleshoot problems with the help of IT.

Webinar producers plan digital events for companies such as product launches. They take on duties such as scheduling rehearsals for the event, preparing speakers ahead of time, and managing tech to record the presentation.