Data Entry Typist
stratabuiltDenver (CO)
About the role
Data Entry Typist Strata Built is a dynamic and forward-thinking company dedicated to delivering innovative solutions in software development and agile consulting services. We pride ourselves on accuracy, efficiency, and excellence in everything we do. As we grow, we're seeking detail-oriented professionals to support our operations with precision and reliability.
Job Summary:
Strata Built is looking for a detail-focused and efficient Data Entry Typist to join our team. This role is vital in ensuring the accuracy and integrity of data entered into our systems. The ideal candidate will have strong typing skills, a keen eye for detail, and the ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
Key Responsibilities:
Accurately enter data into databases, spreadsheets, or proprietary systems Review and verify the accuracy of data before input Maintain and update existing data records Identify and correct data entry errors or report them to supervisors Ensure data confidentiality and adhere to data protection policies Perform regular backups to ensure data preservation Maintain organized filing systems (digital or physical)Assist with generating routine reports and documentation
Qualifications:
High school diploma or equivalent; additional computer training or certification is a plus Proven experience as a data entry typist, clerk, or similar role Excellent typing speed and accuracy (minimum [X] WPM preferred)Strong attention to detail and organizational skills Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (especially Excel) and data entry software Ability to handle confidential information with integrity Strong communication skills and a proactive attitude
Benefits:
Competitive salary Opportunities for professional development Flexible work arrangements [remote]Supportive and inclusive team environment
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