Top New Grad Business & Operations Jobs

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Explore Simplify’s curated list of entry-level business and operations jobs designed for 2024 and 2025 graduates or career switchers. These roles span startups, VC-backed companies (Seed to Series C), and top employers in SaaS, fintech, AI, and e-commerce.

Find jobs in operations, business strategy, project coordination, operations analysis, and revenue ops, ideal for new grads and early-career professionals. Opportunities are available across remote, hybrid, and in-person formats, with top roles located in San Francisco, New York, Austin, Seattle, Toronto, Chicago, and London.

Whether you're looking for a role as an operations associate, business analyst, CRM coordinator, or growth operations specialist, Simplify helps you discover roles tailored to your skillset. Filter jobs by Excel, SQL, Airtable, Notion, Salesforce, HubSpot, OKRs, and more to match your strengths.

These roles are ideal for those with strong communication, analytical thinking, and cross-functional project experience. Many companies listed offer mentorship, fast growth, and the potential to move into leadership tracks early in your career.

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Show that you’ve actually run something, organized an event, improved a process, or led a team. Business teams care less about your GPA and more about your initiative, communication, and results.

Common roles include BizOps, Strategy Analyst, Operations Associate, Product Operations, and Customer Success. Many companies also hire for rotational programs that combine finance, ops, and analytics.

You can grow into Chief of Staff, GM, Product Manager, or Ops Lead roles, or pivot to strategy, finance, or even founder roles later. Early experience in BizOps teaches you how companies actually run.

Startups give you broader exposure and faster responsibility. Big companies offer structure, brand, and training. Choose startups if you want to learn by doing; choose big companies if you want mentorship and networking.

Communication, attention to detail, comfort with numbers, and the ability to take initiative. Basic Excel, SQL, and process thinking help a lot, even if you’re not technical.

If you like solving problems, talking to teams, and fixing broken systems, you’ll likely enjoy it. If you need rigid structure or dislike ambiguity, it might feel chaotic. It’s a good fit for people who like to be the glue in fast-moving environments.