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Entry Level Sales & Trading Jobs

Last updated: February 1, 2026

Companies

50,000++

Starting Salary

$81K+

Demand

growing

Level

Entry

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Live hiring dataData snapshot · May 2026

[03] Response time

Fastest to respond

Among companies hiring business & operations roles, the fastest median time from application to first recruiter screen — measured from real applications sent through Scoutify.

01Merck1.1% screen rate · 175 applications tracked<1 days
02Caterpillar1.5% screen rate · 65 applications tracked<1 days
03Johnson Controls60.6% screen rate · 33 applications tracked<1 days
04Northrop Grumman0.6% screen rate · 173 applications tracked1 day
05General Dynamics Information Technology0.6% screen rate · 167 applications tracked1 day
06JLL4.1% screen rate · 49 applications tracked1 day
07Parsons4.2% screen rate · 48 applications tracked1 day
08Sonoco Products0.9% screen rate · 116 applications tracked2 days

Medians are company-wide (all roles), so treat them as how quickly each recruiting org moves, not a per-role guarantee.

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Entry level sales & trading positions are among the most competitive in tech, with hundreds of applicants per opening. Companies like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta run structured new grad hiring programs for sales & trading roles, but positions at mid-size companies and startups can be equally rewarding with less competition. Scoutify monitors 50,000++ company career pages so you can apply within minutes of a posting going live.

Getting Started as a Sales & Trading

What to expect

Entry level sales & trading positions typically require 0-2 years of experience. Many companies accept relevant internships, personal projects, or bootcamp experience as qualifications. Starting salaries for junior sales & trading roles typically begin around $81K.

New grad programs

Many large tech companies run dedicated new grad hiring cycles for sales & trading roles. These programs typically open in late summer or early fall for the following year. Setting up alerts ensures you apply the moment they open.

Stand out as a candidate

For entry level sales & trading roles, personal projects and a strong portfolio can matter more than a specific degree. Contributing to open source, building side projects, and demonstrating problem-solving ability will set you apart from other new grads.

Companies Hiring Entry Level Sales & Tradings

GoogleAppleMetaAmazonNetflixNvidiaAnthropicOpenAIDatabricksSnowflakeDatadogSalesforce
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