Remote Data Entry Clerk (Contract, Part Time Hours) – Henry Hire

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Our client is seeking two Remote Data Entry Clerks at part-time hours, or one at full-time hours to assist their team with entering and cleaning up data.

This behind the scenes role is ideal for someone who enjoys methodical tasks, gets satisfaction from a tidy spreadsheet, and prefers a structured workflow. You’ll be helping ensure that data records are reliable, current, and ready for use by the broader team.

What You'll Be Doing

In this role, you’ll be responsible for maintaining data clarity and accuracy:

  • Inputting information from scanned or handwritten documents into structured digital formats

  • Double-checking records to ensure details are correct and complete

  • Identifying and flagging inconsistencies or errors in source materials

  • Helping generate occasional status updates or summaries for supervisors

What You Bring

  • Comfortable working independently and staying focused in a remote setting

  • Solid grasp of Excel and other Microsoft Office applications

  • Typing speed of at least 40 words per minute

  • Previous clerical work experience such as virtual admin, digital recordkeeping, or other remote data entry jobs is a bonus

The Details

  • 15–25 hours/week, Mon–Fri with flexible daytime availability

  • Fully remote - work from home using your own device (equipment may be provided for longer term roles)

  • 6-month contract with possible extension or transition to full time

  • Hourly pay based on skills and experience

If you prefer the 40 hour work week, please apply for the other position.

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