Remote Data Entry Specialist – High‑Volume Transaction Processing, Quality Assurance & System Optimization – $27/hr – Full‑Time, Remote (Dallas‑Area)

About nexawork – Pioneering Affordable, Reliable Air Travel Through Data Excellence

nexawork

is a leading force in the aviation industry, dedicated to connecting people to the moments that matter with affordable, dependable, and friendly air travel. Our mission is powered by data—accurate, timely, and insightful information that fuels every decision, from flight scheduling to customer service. As we continue to expand our digital footprint, we are seeking meticulous, tech‑savvy professionals who thrive in a fast‑paced, remote environment to join our growing team of data champions.

At

nexawork

, you will become part of a culture that values curiosity, continuous learning, and collaboration. We empower our employees to take ownership of their work, innovate solutions, and make a tangible impact on the travel experience of millions worldwide. If you are passionate about turning raw data into actionable insights and enjoy working in a supportive, forward‑thinking setting, this role is crafted for you.

Position Overview – Remote Data Entry Specialist

As a

Remote Data Entry Specialist

at

nexawork

, you will be the backbone of our data operations, ensuring that critical information is captured accurately, processed efficiently, and maintained securely. You will collaborate with cross‑functional teams—including network engineers, operations managers, and customer experience specialists—to support the seamless flow of data across our organization.

This full‑time, remote position offers a competitive hourly rate of

$27 per hour

, a flexible 8‑hour workday, and the opportunity to grow your expertise in data management, network infrastructure, and aviation operations—all from the comfort of your home office.

Key Responsibilities

    Data Capture & Validation:

    Accurately input, verify, and update large volumes of operational data, including flight schedules, passenger manifests, and maintenance records.

      System Configuration Support:

      Assist network engineers in documenting and tracking changes to network hardware and software configurations.

        Process Improvement:

        Identify opportunities to streamline data entry workflows, reduce manual errors, and enhance overall efficiency.

          Quality Assurance:

          Conduct regular audits of entered data, reconcile discrepancies, and implement corrective actions to maintain data integrity.

            Collaboration & Communication:

            Work closely with internal stakeholders to understand data requirements, provide status updates, and resolve issues promptly.

              Technical Documentation:

              Create and maintain clear, concise documentation of data entry procedures, system configurations, and troubleshooting guides.

                Support Junior Team Members:

                Offer mentorship, training, and guidance to newer staff members on best practices and tools.

                  Vendor Coordination:

                  Liaise with third‑party vendors responsible for network equipment procurement and installation, ensuring accurate record‑keeping.

                    Incident Response:

                    Participate in the investigation and resolution of data‑related incidents, documenting root causes and preventive measures.

                      Continuous Learning:

                      Stay up‑to‑date with emerging data management technologies, network security trends, and industry regulations.

                      Essential Qualifications

                        Education:

                        Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Business Administration, or a related field.

                          Experience:

                          Minimum of 2 years of professional data entry or data management experience, preferably within a large‑scale, fast‑moving environment.

                            Technical Proficiency:

                            Strong working knowledge of data entry tools (e.g., Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets), database systems (SQL), and basic networking concepts.

                              Analytical Skills:

                              Ability to investigate, diagnose, and resolve data inconsistencies and system issues.

                                Communication:

                                Excellent written and verbal communication skills, capable of translating technical concepts into clear, non‑technical language.

                                  Attention to Detail:

                                  Proven track record of delivering high‑quality work with minimal errors.

                                    Time Management:

                                    Demonstrated ability to prioritize multiple tasks, meet deadlines, and maintain productivity in a remote setting.

                                    Preferred Qualifications & Additional Skills

                                    • Experience with network hardware documentation, configuration management, or data center operations.
                                    • Familiarity with ticketing systems (e.g., ServiceNow, JIRA) and ITIL best practices.
                                    • Knowledge of data security standards (e.g., GDPR, CCPA) and best practices for
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