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SGS · Muntinlupa, NCR, Philippines

Data Entry

Muntinlupa, NCR, PhilippinesFull-timeData & Analytics

Listed on SGS’s official careers site. Posted October 6, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Assist in amending Reports based on review done by the Trade Analyst, as necessary, and under the guidance of the analyst. Actively attend and participate in team and company meetings. Provide suggestions on process improvements. Report to Management any breach of integrity, solicitation for, or offer of, an improper payment or advantage coming to his/her knowledge. Perform other responsibilities as may be assigned by Operations Management to achieve operations efficiency.

Examples of other tasks are as follows

Lead or Member of Special Projects or Task Force, etc. Assists in the maintenance of the company’s Quality Management System Can work on Weekends and on rotation shift basis (Morning, Mid or Night Shift).

Qualifications

Professional Qualification / Experience / Technical knowledge Must have at least a university degree or have completed an equivalent technical/vocational course. Preferably with trade experience in import or export or customs brokerage and/or banking procedure. Languages Must possess good oral and written communication skills in English Additional language/s in oral or written communication skills an advantage Computer literate (familiar with MS Window applications).

Proficient in typing and data entry of at least 40 words per minute Detail and results-oriented.

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