Data Entry Specialist
Transcription, database updates, records digitisation and data cleanup. Fully remote and the most accessible starting point in the category.
Typical rate $15-$26/hr
Everything from remote data entry to business intelligence and dashboards.
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This category spans an unusually wide range. At one end is remote data entry, which needs accuracy and a keyboard. At the other is business intelligence work rebuilding a company's reporting layer. Both get posted here, and the range is the point.
It is one of the few categories where people genuinely progress within the platform. Data entry to research to analysis is a real path, and each step is visible in the postings above the one you are currently taking.
Transcription, database updates, records digitisation and data cleanup. Fully remote and the most accessible starting point in the category.
Typical rate $15-$26/hr
Survey design, competitive analysis, customer interviews and industry reports for companies making a specific decision.
Typical rate $25-$70/hr
Reporting infrastructure, SQL modeling, KPI definition and dashboard development for companies without a data team.
Typical rate $45-$110/hr
Dashboards, executive reporting and presentation-grade charts in Tableau, Power BI, Looker and similar tools.
Typical rate $40-$95/hr
Ad hoc analysis, cohort and funnel work, forecasting and reporting to support operational decisions.
Typical rate $35-$85/hr
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Postings in this category are advertised under a wide range of titles. These are the ones that appear most often:
The postings come from verified employers who are hiring directly, and there is never a fee to apply. Any request for payment to start work is a scam and should be reported, because I Can Work On does not charge workers anything.
SQL is the common requirement across analyst and BI postings, usually alongside Excel and at least one visualization tool such as Tableau or Power BI. Data entry roles require accuracy and speed rather than technical tooling.
Almost all of them. Data entry, research, BI and visualization work is effectively location independent, and most postings in this category are remote-first.
It is a well-worn path. Building a track record on entry and research work, then adding SQL and a visualization tool, is the most common route people take into analyst postings.
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