Sources and organizes raw data, types and formats documents, proofreads work for accuracy, clarifies instructions, distributes approved copies, maintains digital backups, and keeps computer software and security up to date.
We are searching for a perceptive and meticulous data entry typist to draft typed documents for our company. The data entry typist will inspect job briefs and gather the applicable materials required for each task. You will also be required to proofread your work, ensuring that it is error-free before submission.
To ensure success as a data entry typist, you should excel at individual and group work. An outstanding data entry typist will implement measures that improve the accuracy and quantity of outputs.
Data Entry Typist Responsibilities:
- Sourcing and organizing pertinent raw data, including audio files, working documents, and research papers.
- Typing and formatting documents according to predetermined standards.
- Requesting clarity on assignment instructions, if needed.
- Editing your work to ensure that it is error-free, consistent, and adherent to guidelines.
- Printing and distributing copies of your approved work, as required.
- Creating digital copies of all tasks in case of loss or theft.
- Downloading and installing important software updates.
- Ensuring that your computer is password-protected and free from viruses at all times.
Data Entry Typist Requirements:
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Prior experience as a data entry typist is preferable.
- Satisfactory completion of a skills alignment exercise.
- Advanced proficiency in mainstream word processors.
- Excellent organizational and multitasking abilities.
- Ability to meet tight deadlines.
- Excellent at independent and group work.
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