Data Entry Specialist
its caliber staffingDenver (CO)
About the role
Data Entry Specialist The Data Entry Specialist operates and maintains a personal computer in a work-at-home environment, accurately entering data to pay utility invoices and prepare customized reports.
Principal Responsibilities and Duties: Enters customer utility invoices by:
- Entering required customer data by accurately interpreting a variety of source documents and coded information.
- Performing required steps dictated by online programs and procedures.
- Handling exception items per procedures.
- Keying utility invoices from image (KFI).Understands the basic utility industry concepts and terms necessary for proper data entry.
- Understands the fundamentals of the billing and payment process.
- Has a complete understanding of specialized data entry account.
- Logically plans work day by understanding and following all priorities.
- Performs entry duties in accordance with proper time and quality standard routine.
- Maintains own personal computer within parameters of Cass requirements.
- Uses organizational skills to ensure no bills are missing or lost.
- Other duties as assigned.
- Skills/Abilities and Minimum Requirements:
- Ability to type 9,000 keystrokes per hour.
- Ability to grasp and retain instructions.
- High level of concentration.
- Self-motivated.
- Accuracy.
- Ability to work independently.
- High school diploma or equivalent required.
- Specialized training in data entry or prior experience
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