Temporary Data Entry Clerk
national assemblersNew York (NY)
About the role
Data Entry Clerk The Data Entry Clerk is responsible for processing large volumes of information into our digital databases and systems. This temporary position requires an individual who is highly detail-oriented, and are able to transcribe, update, and verify records with strict accuracy in a fast-paced environment.
The ideal candidate brings strong hands-on experience with identifying and resolving discrepancies, comparing digital inputs, and exceptional time-management capabilities.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities:
Input large batches of alphanumeric data, customer files, or inventory logs into data base and spreadsheets daily.
Compare logs and digital inputs against original source documents to spot and fix mistakes immediately.
Resolve data discrepancies, flag missing details, and update outdated records
Handling sensitive financial, customer, or personal records securely while following strict data privacy protocols
Prepare relevant reports as needed
Required Qualifications:
1-2 years of proven administrative or high-volume data entry experience
Exceptional focus, time-management capabilities, and strict adherence to data privacy protocols
Strong attention to detail and typing accuracy
Accuracy in organizing and storing relevant documentation
Strong computer skills
Strong knowledge of Microsoft Excel
Preferred Qualifications: Experience with ADP Workforce Now
Benefits:
Medical Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
401(k)
Paid Time Off
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