Freelance Data Entry – Digital Operations
ITP Media Group · Beyrouth
Job description
About the role
ITP Live, the Middle East's leading influencer marketing agency, is looking for a freelance data entry specialist in Beirut. Its Digital Marketing team relies on clean data, and this role keeps reporting accurate, timely and coordinated across teams. The position is a 3-month freelance contract.
Key responsibilities
- Input, update and maintain data across reporting systems and spreadsheets.
- Run regular checks and validations to protect data integrity.
- Work with cross-functional teams to collect, verify and clarify data.
- Keep records and documentation organized and easy to access.
Required profile
- Fluent English with strong reading, writing and verbal skills.
- Sharp attention to detail and a high accuracy bar.
- Ability to handle several tasks at once and meet deadlines.
- Organized, proactive and collaborative.
Required skills
- Solid Microsoft Excel, including formulas, data organization and basic reporting.
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