Data Entry and Word Processing
cogent infoWassaic (NY)
About the role
Data Entry And Word Processing At Cogent Infotech, we believe in creating opportunities that empower individuals and transform organizations. With over 23 years of excellence in consulting and talent solutions, we pride ourselves on building inclusive workplaces and driving innovation in everything we do. Our diverse teams bring unique perspectives to help deliver cutting-edge solutions to global clients across both public and private sectors.
Position summary:
Provide administrative support by processing purchase requests, maintaining records, managing filing systems, researching contract items in internal databases, and coordinating communication with vendors and staff.
Key Responsibilities:
Update and maintain department-specific forms and documents.
Process SFS information updates and password resets.
Prepare and maintain various quarterly reports.
Track and report equipment distribution, inventory, and maintenance.
Attend meetings and prepare meeting minutes and notes.
Minimum Qualifications:
Previous administrative, clerical, or office support experience.
Working knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Outlook, and Word.
Strong organizational and time-management skills.
Ability to maintain accurate records and handle multiple tasks simultaneously
Application Process:
Resume Review Initial discussion Video Screening Client Interview Cogent Infotech is a leading tech consulting firm headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA, offering cutting-edge digital transformation solutions in Cloud, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics and AI. ISO-certified and CMMI Level 3 appraised, we proudly partner with 70+ Fortune 500 companies and 150+ government agencies. Cogent is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate based on any protected status under applicable law.
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