Data Entry Specialist
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i3 infotekPhoenix (AZ)
Data Entry KeyersDocument Preparation Services
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Job SummaryClient is seeking a Data Entry Specialist to work in a fast-paced production environment. This role involves accurately entering high volumes of tax-related data from imaged documents into multiple systems. The ideal candidate must maintain speed, precision, and confidentiality while meeting strict productivity and accuracy standards.Key ResponsibilitiesEnter customer and account data from tax documents into internal systemsMaintain a minimum of 12,000 keystrokes per hourReview, research, and correct data discrepanciesAnalyze and validate documents requiring detailed reviewFollow procedural manuals and departmental guidelinesMeet production goals, deadlines, and quality standardsMaintain confidentiality of sensitive tax informationRequired Skills & QualificationsHigh School Diploma (Minimum Education)Minimum 12,000 KPH with 95%+ accuracyTyping speed of 50 WPM with 95%+ accuracyStrong attention to detail and critical thinking skillsAbility to work independently in a production-based environmentExperience with Microsoft Office and Google SuiteAbility to follow policies and proceduresTesting Requirements (Mandatory)Candidates must complete the SHL TalentCentral Data Entry Test prior to submission.Required Minimum Scores:Data Entry Alpha Numeric (Onscreen): 12,000 KPH | 95% AccuracyTyping Test (3 Minutes Onscreen): 50 WPM | 95% Accuracy
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