Data Entry Clerk (Remote) Jobs
Updated October 9, 2026 · 2 verified employers
Latest Data Entry Clerk (Remote) Jobs
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Data Entry Clerk (Remote)
pausedKYR Global Consulting
·📍 San Francisco, California, 94103
·💰 $28–$40/h
Customer ServiceData entry clerk.administrative assistantAttention to DetailData Management Software Proficiency (e.g., Excel)Time ManagementWritten CommunicationProblem SolvingConfidentialitycomputer literacyOrganizational SkillsTyping Speed & AccuracySelf-Discipline & Proactiveness
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Data Entry Clerk (Remote)
pausedluminasadvisors
·📍 Remote
·💰 $90,000/y
Typing Speed and AccuracyData ManagementTime ManagementProblem SolvingCommunication Skills (Written)Computer ProficiencyAttention to DetailOrganizational Skills
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How much do Data Entry Clerk (Remote) jobs pay?
The median pay for a remote Data Entry Clerk is $80,360 per year, with a typical range from $75,540 to $85,180. Entry‑level positions often start around $90,000. Overall, the average salary of $80,360 is 89.43% below the national average of $760,351.
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Is Data Entry Clerk (Remote) hiring growing?
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A day in the life of a Data Entry Clerk (Remote)
- Enter customer information from scanned forms into the company CRM.
- Cross‑check imported data against source documents to correct discrepancies.
- Maintain and organize digital filing systems for easy retrieval.
- Generate routine data export reports for internal teams.
- Perform periodic data clean‑up to remove duplicates and outdated entries.
Skills you need for Data Entry Clerk (Remote) jobs
- Time Management
- Problem Solving
- Attention to Detail
Data Entry Clerk (Remote) jobs: frequently asked questions
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What does a Data Entry Clerk (Remote) do?
A remote Data Entry Clerk converts information from paper, audio, or electronic sources into structured digital formats. They verify accuracy, correct errors, and maintain up‑to‑date records in company databases. The work supports operations such as billing, inventory, and customer relationship management.
What qualifications or tools are needed for a Data Entry Clerk (Remote) job?
Employers look for strong time management, problem solving, and attention to detail. Proficiency with spreadsheet software, typing speed, and basic database interfaces are common requirements. No specific degree is mandatory, but familiarity with remote collaboration platforms helps.
Is a Data Entry Clerk (Remote) a good career?
Demand remains steady as many industries continue to digitize records.
How does a Data Entry Clerk (Remote) differ from a Data Analyst?
Data Entry Clerks focus on inputting and verifying raw data, while Data Analysts interpret data to generate insights and reports. Clerks need speed and accuracy; analysts require statistical knowledge and data‑visualization skills. The clerk role is primarily execution‑oriented, whereas the analyst role is analytical and strategic.
Can you get a Data Entry Clerk (Remote) job with no experience?
Entry‑level positions start around $90,000, and many employers accept candidates who demonstrate the core skills of attention to detail and time management. Training on specific software is often provided on the job. Highlighting any related volunteer or freelance data entry work can strengthen an application.