Contract - Data Entry Keyers

Project length : ~3–4 weeks Commitment : ≥ 10 hrs / week Compensation : $10 – $30 per hour Hourly rate may be higher for exception candidates About the project Fixpoint is hiring Data Entry Keyers for a research project at a leading AI company. You will use your expertise to explain the challenges and skillsets of your job, explain what excellence looks like in your profession, and design questions related to your occupation as a Data Entry Keyers. You’re a good fit if you’ve worked in data entry: • in a corporate setting • in a healthcare facility • in a government agency • in a retail business or have similar experience. Must-have qualifications • Have 4+ years full-time work experience as a data entry keyer. • Native-level English skills • U.S. residency • Access to a laptop or desktop computer and reliable internet. • Availability for at least 10 hours per week during the 3- to 4-week engagement (work is fully asynchronous and on your own schedule). Nice-to-haves • Experience with data entry software • Knowledge of data privacy regulations Compensation & logistics • Hourly pay: $10 – $30, commensurate with experience and project fit. • Hourly rate may be higher for exception candidates • Paid weekly via Fixpoint, based on approved hours. • You will be classified as 1099 independent-contractor status; engagement is at-will. • Entirely remote; work whenever you like as long as deadlines are met. Why work with Fixpoint You’ll shape how next-generation AI understands real-world administrative operations —and get paid competitively for the knowledge you already have. • Upload a résumé or LinkedIn profile highlighting your supervisory experience. • Complete a brief video interview answering a few questions and explaining your background Fixpoint is an equal-opportunity employer. We evaluate all qualified applicants without regard to legally protected characteristics and provide reasonable accommodations upon request. Ready to help teach the next wave of AI? —spaces are limited. Apply tot his job