Entry Level Product Specialist Jobs
New grad product specialist jobs are open to recent graduates and entry level candidates with zero to two years of experience, where a strong portfolio or internship work can matter more than a long resume. Most openings are on-site, remote, and hybrid roles across Manufacturing, Technology & Software, and Automotive, with employers like CNH Industrial, BeaconMedaes, and Indigo Auto hiring at this level now.
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- Efficient in using BMC Control-M for scheduling jobs.
- Efficient in using BMC Control-M for managing batch jobs.
- Efficient in using BMC Enterprise Manager for scheduling batch jobs.
- Efficient in using BMC Enterprise Manager or managing batch jobs.
- Skill in managing batch workload on AJF for both mainframe and client server applications.
- Expertise in identifying abends and using JCL to fix those abends.
- Capacity to analyze alert messages and/or shout messages to determine severity, and follow escalation procedures when SLA's may be jeopardized.
- Ability to clearly and effectively communicate verbally to support staff when problems develop.
- Ability to clearly and effectively communicate in writing a summation of a problem with pertinent details.
- Proficient in using TSO/ISPF to analyze status and identify issues with batch jobs.
- Capability to recognize server problems by utilizing Nagios, IP Monitor and Tivoli.
- Expert ability to analyze and manage batch workload on AJF for both main frame and client server applications by using both BMC Control-M and EM tools respectively.
- Expert level in identifying and fixing common abends using JCL.
- Familiarity with batch job alert messages and shout messages coupled with the ability to determine severity, follow escalation procedures when SLA's may be jeopardized.
- Ability to clearly and effectively communicate verbally to support staff when problems develop.
- Ability to clearly and effectively communicate in writing a summation of a problem with pertinent details.
- Familiarity of system tools (i.e. Nagios, IP Monitor, Tivoli, Time Sharing
- Option/Interactive System Productivity Facility (TSO/ISPF), Job Control Language (JCL), and BMC's Control-M/Enterprise Manager or similar job scheduling tools.
- Familiarity with ServiceNow Incidents & Tasks.
- Efficient in using BMC Control-M for scheduling jobs.
- Efficient in using BMC Control-M for managing batch jobs.
- Efficient in using BMC Enterprise Manager for scheduling batch jobs.
- Efficient in using BMC Enterprise Manager or managing batch jobs.
- Skill in managing batch workload on AJF for both mainframe and client server applications.
- Expertise in identifying abends and using JCL to fix those abends.
- Capacity to analyze alert messages and/or shout messages to determine severity, and follow escalation procedures when SLA's may be jeopardized.
- Ability to clearly and effectively communicate verbally to support staff when problems develop.
- Ability to clearly and effectively communicate in writing a summation of a problem with pertinent details.
- Proficient in using TSO/ISPF to analyze status and identify issues with batch jobs.
- Capability to recognize server problems by utilizing Nagios, IP Monitor and Tivoli.
- Expert ability to analyze and manage batch workload on AJF for both main frame and client server applications by using both BMC Control-M and EM tools respectively.
- Expert level in identifying and fixing common abends using JCL.
- Familiarity with batch job alert messages and shout messages coupled with the ability to determine severity, follow escalation procedures when SLA's may be jeopardized.
- Ability to clearly and effectively communicate verbally to support staff when problems develop.
- Ability to clearly and effectively communicate in writing a summation of a problem with pertinent details.
- Familiarity of system tools (i.e. Nagios, IP Monitor, Tivoli, Time Sharing
- Option/Interactive System Productivity Facility (TSO/ISPF), Job Control Language (JCL), and BMC's Control-M/Enterprise Manager or similar job scheduling tools.
- Familiarity with ServiceNow Incidents & Tasks.
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Entry Level Product Specialist Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get an entry level product specialist job?
Entry level product specialist roles reward candidates who can demonstrate product thinking, even without years of experience. Highlight internships, class projects, or any work where you analyzed user needs, wrote requirements, or supported a product launch. Familiarity with tools like Jira, Confluence, or basic data dashboards gives you a concrete edge. Tailoring your resume to show business impact, even at a small scale, helps you stand out at this stage.
Which companies hire entry level product specialists?
Companies hiring entry level product specialists right now include CNH Industrial, BeaconMedaes, and Indigo Auto, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. You'll find openings at a mix of technology companies, consumer goods brands, and growth-stage startups that regularly bring on junior talent to support their product teams.
Are there remote entry level product specialist jobs?
Yes, though on-site and hybrid roles make up a meaningful share of postings at this level. About 35% of entry level product specialist openings are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, so fully remote options exist but competition for them tends to be higher among candidates with limited experience.
Are these new grad product specialist jobs?
Yes, many of these listings are new grad friendly and include junior and recent graduate roles alongside entry level postings. A new grad friendly posting typically welcomes zero to two years of experience and accepts internships, academic projects, or a portfolio in place of full-time work history. Look for language like "no prior professional experience required" or "recent graduates encouraged to apply" as a reliable signal.
Which industries hire the most entry level product specialists?
Entry level product specialist roles concentrate in Manufacturing, Technology & Software, and Automotive, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. These sectors tend to drive hiring at the junior level because their product teams are growing quickly and frequently bring on early-career candidates to support research, documentation, and go-to-market work.