Data Entry Operator Job Summary

<p>Data Entry Operator (DEO)<br />Job Overview<br /> <strong>Role:</strong> Data Entry Operator (DEO)<br /> <strong>Location:</strong> Ranchi, Jharkhand<br /> <strong>Experience:</strong> 2 to 5 years<br /> <strong>Employment Type:</strong> Full-time</p> <p>Job Summary<br />We are seeking an experienced, detail-focused Data Entry Operator to efficiently manage, update, and maintain the company’s databases and records. The ideal candidate will have excellent typing accuracy, solid computer skills, and prior experience processing large datasets with confidentiality and precision.</p> <p>Key Responsibilities<br />Enter, update, and maintain accurate customer, product, and/or financial data in internal systems and spreadsheets.<br />Check source documents for errors or missing information before entering data.<br />Sort, compile, and verify data to prepare reports for department managers.<br />Maintain well-organized digital and physical filing systems.<br />Carry out routine data backups to protect data security and integrity.<br />Support scanning, document archiving, printing, and indexing tasks.<br />Provide administrative and back-office support as needed.</p> <p>Requirements & Qualifications<br />Higher Secondary (12th pass) or a graduate degree in any discipline.<br />DCA/ADCA certification will be an advantage.<br />Preferably 2–5 years of experience as a Data Entry Operator, Back Office Executive, or Typing Clerk.<br />Strong typing speed with high accuracy.<br />Proficiency in MS Office (MS Excel & MS Word) and Google Workspace.<br />Familiarity with scanners, printers, and basic office equipment.<br />Good English typing skills. Hindi typing (Kruti Dev or Mangal font) is a plus.<br />Excellent attention to detail, strong focus, and adherence to confidentiality practices.</p> </p> <p>Typing, Data Entry, MS Office<br />Upgrade to Premium to view salary and compensation for all jobs.</p> <p><strong>Location</strong><br />Ranchi,</p>

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