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Human Resources Full-time Remote

Remote HR Data Entry Specialist.

Remote HR Data Entry Specialist with strong attention to detail and proficiency in Microsoft Office and Google Workspace for a mental health organization.

Compensation

$25–$30

hourly · USD

Experience

0–2 yrs

Location

Remote

California, United States


The Brief

TITLE

Remote HR Data Entry Specialist

TEAM

Human Resources

TYPE

Full-time

POSTED

Oct 19, 2026

JOB ID

01a15480

Data Entry Hr Information Systems (hris) Applicant Tracking Systems (ats) Microsoft Excel Google Workspace Attention To Detail Time Management Strong Typing

We are seeking a highly organized, detail-oriented Remote HR Data Entry Specialist to join our growing mental health organization. In this role you will enter, update, and maintain employee records and HR documentation while supporting our remote HR team.

Key responsibilities

  • Enter, update, and maintain employee information in HR databases and management systems.

  • Process onboarding documents, employment applications, and personnel records.

  • Organize and maintain digital employee files and HR documentation.

  • Review data for accuracy, completeness, and consistency.

  • Assist HR personnel with recruitment tracking and candidate information management.

  • Maintain employee attendance, leave, and payroll‑related records.

  • Prepare spreadsheets, reports, and administrative summaries.

Required qualifications

  • High school diploma or GED required.

  • Previous experience in data entry, administration, or HR preferred (not mandatory).

  • Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams, and Google Workspace.

  • Strong typing speed, organizational abilities, and attention to detail.

Nice to have

  • Experience with HR information systems (HRIS) and applicant tracking systems (ATS).

  • Familiarity with digital document‑management software.

About the company

At Ament Treatment, we understand that navigating the treatment of mental health conditions can be intimidating and confusing. When you consider that many people struggling with mental health conditions often go undiagnosed, it makes sense that some people in this position turn to substances for coping.

We know that navigating these complexities, often referred to as co-occurring disorders, can feel overwhelming. Addressing these interconnected issues requires the right team of professionals to provide comprehensive support.