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Data Entry Clerk II

Data & Analytics

Listed on Canon’s official careers site. Listed as of October 20, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Overview

Under supervision, processes data entry transactions and performs other clerical duties as requested.

Responsibilities

  • Performs data entry processes into a database
  • Performs assigned tasks and projects
  • Processes special and recurring reports and administrative records
  • Verifies and corrects information, codes and account numbers as necessary In addition to the above, provides direction and delegates work to lower level staff
  • Ensures complete and accurate data entries into system
  • Performs other duties as assigned Qualifications High School Diploma or comparable work experience Entry level positions
  • Lead role requires several years of related experience

Microsoft Office Suite and Database Systems

  • Knowledge of privacy laws and regulations
  • Knowledge of customer service concepts and practices
  • Knowledge of basic systems as needed Skill in operating a ten-key calculator Skill in oral and written communication Skill in operating a personal computer utilizing a variety of software applications, including database Good organizational skills PHYSICAL DEMANDS Normal office environment.

No physical requirements Mental qualifications include ability to enter data accurately, prepare reports and maintain records What We Offer: Competitive pay & benefits! Comprehensive training and development programs that prepare employees to advance from within. A company focused on creating a positive work and client environment. Employee discounts on entertainment, products, and services nationwide! Come Join Our Team!

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