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Rental Consulting is actively seeking a Remote Junior Data Entry specialist to support our growing need for accurate, timely, and secure data processing. This entry-level, work-from-home position is ideal for individuals who are detail-oriented, tech-savvy, and looking to start a career in data administration. Key Responsibilities: - Input and update data in company systems and spreadsheets with high accuracy. - Perform basic data review to identify and correct simple errors. - Support other team members with clerical and administrative tasks. - Maintain organization and confidentiality of all work materials. - Follow detailed instructions and established company protocols. - Assist in generating weekly data summaries for supervisors. Qualifications: - High school diploma or equivalent. - No prior data entry experience required; training provided. - Familiarity with Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets is a plus. - Ability to type 35+ WPM with basic accuracy. - Detail-oriented, dependable, and able to work independently. - Good communication skills and a strong work ethic. - Comfortable working in a remote environment. What We Offer: - 100% remote position – work from anywhere in the U.S. - Competitive hourly pay. - Full-time entry-level opportunity with training included. - Friendly, collaborative virtual work environment. - Room for advancement into analyst and administrative roles. Rental Consulting is a forward-focused business support firm delivering data, admin, and operations services to clients across various industries. We prioritize accuracy, confidentiality, and continuous learning — and we’re excited to support your professional development.

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