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Data Entry Specialist

Posted 3 days ago

unemployed at this timeDenver (CO)

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About the role

Company Description: Unemployed at this time is built on the belief that every setback can lead to a stronger comeback. The organization focuses on creating flexible, skills-based opportunities for individuals navigating career transitions or seeking supplemental income. By emphasizing resilience, adaptability, and practical skill development, Unemployed at this time offers roles that support personal and professional growth. Team members join a supportive, remote-first environment that values reliability, learning, and a positive mindset toward change.
Role Description: The Data Entry Specialist is a part-time, remote role responsible for accurately inputting, updating, and maintaining various types of data in digital systems and databases. Day-to-day tasks include entering information from source documents, verifying data for accuracy and completeness, and performing routine data cleanup and organization. The role may also involve handling basic administrative tasks, responding to simple inquiries, and ensuring that records are up to date and easy to access. The Data Entry Specialist works independently, follows clear procedures, meets deadlines, and maintains confidentiality of all information handled.
Qualifications: Strong typing skills and accurate data entry abilities. Solid computer literacy, including familiarity with spreadsheets, databases, and common office software. Clear and professional communication skills, both written and verbal. Customer service experience or comfort interacting with internal and external stakeholders. Administrative assistance experience, such as organizing files, managing basic documentation, or supporting routine office tasks. High attention to detail, reliability, and ability to follow established procedures. Capacity to work independently in a remote environment and manage time effectively. Prior data entry or office support experience is beneficial but not required; willingness to learn and adapt is highly valued.

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