entry-level (Meaning)

entry-level

of or being at the lowest level of a hierarchy

The entry-level position at the tech company required a strong understanding of basic programming concepts.
For my first job, I applied to several entry-level software engineering positions.
Despite having no prior experience, I was able to secure an entry-level role in the marketing department.
The entry-level salary range for this position is competitive within the industry.
The entry-level training program at the hospital provided me with a solid foundation in nursing.
The company is hiring entry-level customer service representatives with a passion for helping others.
I am actively searching for entry-level opportunities in the field of finance.
The entry-level projects I worked on gave me valuable hands-on experience.
The entry-level job market can be competitive, but with the right preparation, you can find success.
I am confident that I have the skills and experience necessary to excel in an entry-level role at your esteemed organization.

of or being at the lowest level of a hierarchy

would-be,new, inexperienced, amateur, untested, uninitiated, fresh, amateurish, green, unprofessional

competent, skilled, handsome,capable, gifted, experienced, dextrous, talented, able, accomplished

The entry-level position at the tech company required a strong understanding of basic programming concepts.

For my first job, I applied to several entry-level software engineering positions.

Despite having no prior experience, I was able to secure an entry-level role in the marketing department.

The entry-level salary range for this position is competitive within the industry.