Entry-level government & public sector jobs in Washington, D.C.
Government & Public Sector roles in Washington, D.C. that the employer itself lists as entry level, read straight from company career pages.
170+ open roles76 added in the last 7 days$69k average posted starting pay, where stated
- Full-timeCorrectional Program Officer (AdministratorDepartment of Justice · Washington, DCPosted Nov 6View

- Full-timeCorrectional Program Specialist (Emergency Management Specialist)Department of Justice · Washington, DCPosted Nov 6View

- InternshipSpring 2027 InternSinclair · Arlington, VAPosted Nov 6View

- Full-timeManagement and Program AnalystDepartment of Energy · Germantown, MDPosted Nov 6View

- Full-timeSupervisory Management and Program AnalystDepartment of the Treasury · Washington, DCPosted Nov 5View

- Full-timeResearch Associate, U.S. Foreign PolicyCouncil on Foreign Relations · Washington, DCPosted Nov 5View

- Full-timeForeign Disclosure Representative (FDR), USARCENT - Shaw AFBZemiTek · Bethesda, MDPosted Nov 5View

- Full-timeSocial Worker (LICSW)Friendship Public Charter School · Washington, DCPosted Nov 5View

- InternshipPublic Policy Project Intern (Global Public Policy)TikTok · Washington, DCPosted Nov 5View

- InternshipSpring Intern: Center for Technology, Science, and EnergyAmerican Enterprise Institute · Washington, DCPosted Nov 5View

- InternshipSpring Intern: Center for Technology, Science, and EnergyAmerican Enterprise Institute · Washington, DCPosted Nov 5View

- Full-timeSenior Research AssistantBrookings Institution · Washington, DCPosted Nov 5View

- Full-timeCareer AgentKRA · Washington, DCPosted Nov 5View

- InternshipSpring Intern, Congressional & Government AffairsCSIS · Washington, DCPosted Nov 5View

- InternshipSummer 2027 Climate Mobility InternNatural Resources Defense Council · Washington, DCPosted Nov 5View

- InternshipSummer 2027 Freshwater Ecosystems InternNatural Resources Defense Council · Washington, DCPosted Nov 5View

- InternshipFederal Governmental Relations Internship - Spring 2027Idaho National Laboratory · Washington, DCPosted Nov 5View

- InternshipGovernment & Political Science Internship - Summer 2027United Launch Alliance · Arlington, VAPosted Nov 5View

- InternshipUS Policy Internship - Summer 2027Future of Privacy Forum · Washington, DCPosted Nov 5View

- Full-timeGeneralistDepartment of the Treasury · Washington, DCPosted Nov 5View

- Full-timeBilingual Case ManagerSasha Bruce Youthwork · Washington, DCPosted Nov 4View

- Full-timeTransportation Demand Management (TDM) Program PlannerToole Design · Silver Spring, MDPosted Nov 4View

- InternshipSpring Intern, Asia Maritime Transparency InitiativeCSIS · Washington, DCPosted Nov 4View

- Full-timeFoster Care Case ManagerHealth Connect America · Alexandria, VAPosted Nov 4View

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Good questions,straight answers.
- How many entry-level government & public sector jobs in Washington, D.C. are open right now?
- 177 as of the board's latest refresh, 76 of them posted in the last seven days. The count moves as companies post and pull roles.
- How fresh are these listings?
- Each posting is read from the company’s own career page and shows the date it went up, so you always know how old a role is before you open it.
- What counts as entry level here?
- The employer’s own label: these postings are ones the company itself lists as entry level, typically zero to two years of experience. We never guess seniority from a job title.
- What do these roles pay?
- 112 of the current postings state pay, and their average posted starting figure is $69k. Postings without a stated number are still listed: leaving pay out is the employer’s choice, and we don’t substitute estimates.
- Do I need an account to browse?
- No. This page and every posting on it are open. An account comes in when you want QuickCruit to tailor your resume to one of these roles or track your applications.