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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.
58 open roles0 added in the last 7 days$64k average posted starting pay, where stated
- Full-timeIntelligence Research SpecialistDepartment of Justice · Washington, DCPosted 11 days agoView
- InternshipIntern - Government Affairs (Summer 2027)United Airlines · Washington, DCPosted 11 days agoView
- InternshipKIP Spring 2027 - Policy InternStand Together · Washington, DCPosted 11 days agoView
- Full-timeGrants Management SpecialistDepartment of Justice · Washington, DCPosted 11 days agoView
- Full-timeEnvironmental Protection SpecialistDepartment of Energy · Washington, DCPosted 11 days agoView
- Full-timePolice Officer 3Louisiana State University (LSU) · Alexandria, VAPosted 11 days agoView
- Full-timeFamily Services Specialist IIVirginia Department of Social · Manassas Park, VAPosted 11 days agoView
- Full-timePublic Affairs Specialist (Digital Content Specialist)Department of Agriculture · Beltsville, MDPosted 12 days agoView
- Full-timeOffice DirectorDepartment of State · Arlington, VAPosted 12 days agoView
- Full-timeSupervisory Management and Program AnalystDepartment of Health and Human Services · Washington, DCPosted 12 days agoView
- Full-timePersonnel Security SpecialistMITRE · McLean, VAPosted 12 days agoView
- InternshipGovernment Affairs InternCigna · Washington, DCPosted 12 days agoView
- Full-timeIntake SpecialistK2services · Washington, DCPosted 12 days agoView
- Full-timeTrade Policy Research CoordinatorExecutive Office of the President · Washington, DCPosted 13 days agoView
- Full-timePublic Affairs SpecialistDepartment of State · Washington, DCPosted 13 days agoView
- Full-timeAcquisition Program Analyst (Policy)Department of Transportation · Washington, DCPosted 13 days agoView
- Full-timeSupervisory Management and Program AnalystDepartment of the Treasury · Washington, DCPosted 13 days agoView
- Full-timeManagement and Program Analyst (Project Manager)Department of the Treasury · Washington, DCPosted 13 days agoView
- Full-timeRegulatory Policy AnalystDepartment of Health and Human Services · Silver Spring, MDPosted 13 days agoView
- Full-timeService Coordinator, Residential RehabilitationSheppard Pratt · Gaithersburg, MDPosted 13 days agoView
- InternshipProgram Intern, Government AffairsPilot Company · Washington, DCPosted 13 days agoView
- Full-timeAssociate Transportation PlannerMetropolitan Washington Council of Governments · Washington, DCPosted 13 days agoView
- Full-timeDeputy Assistant Secretary for Finance and BudgetDepartment of Housing and Urban Development · Alexandria, VAPosted 13 days agoView
- Full-timeAssociate, Government RelationsInvariant · Washington, DCPosted 13 days agoView
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Common questions
- How many entry-level government & public sector jobs in Washington, D.C. are open right now?
- 58 as of the board's latest refresh, 0 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. When a company pulls a posting, it comes off this board. What you see here is applyable, not archival.
- 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?
- 14 of the current postings state pay, and their average posted starting figure is $64k. Postings without a stated number are still listed: leaving pay out is the employer’s choice, and we don’t substitute estimates.
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