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1201 Incident Editorial Specialist Night Shift (03:00-11:00)

Intetics · Himalayas7d

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2pm – 10pm
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Intetics Inc. is a global technology company providing custom software application development, dedicated team building, software quality assessment, and all-things-digital solutions, is looking for an Incident Editorial Specialist to join our team. Join our night-shift editorial team and work on editing real-time road incident data for a global mapping platform. No previous experience is required. We provide comprehensive training. This is an excellent opportunity to start your career in IT and gain hands-on experience working on international projects. This is a full-time remote position (21:00-5:00 Kyiv time) You will work with English-language data, applying clear guidelines while maintaining accuracy and focus throughout night shifts. Requirements • English proficiency at B1 level or higher (spoken English as well) • Strong attention to detail, especially when working under time constraints • Confident multitasking skills, including working with multiple browser tabs/windows and fast, accurate typing • Punctuality, focus, and reliability are essential for successful night-shift work What you will do: • Monitor and update information on road traffic incidents across assigned regions • Work with real-time data from multiple sources • Record key incident details, including location, direction of travel, and other relevant information • Update incident records as conditions change • Close incidents once they have been resolved and confirmed Originally posted on Himalayas

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JobIntetics · HimalayasPosted 7d ago

1201 Incident Editorial Specialist Night Shift (03:00-11:00)

1 · Can you apply from ?

Not open

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4 · Your working hours

2pm – 10pmEastern Daylight Time
12am3am6am9am12pm3pm6pm9pm12am

5 · Trust

HimalayasFound 26 Sep 2026Listing from Himalayas
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No experienceNo degreeEnglish C1+Data entryEditorialMultitasking

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Intetics Inc. is a global technology company providing custom software application development, dedicated team building, software quality assessment, and all-things-digital solutions, is looking for an Incident Editorial Specialist to join our team. Join our night-shift editorial team and work on editing real-time road incident data for a global mapping platform. No previous experience is required. We provide comprehensive training. This is an excellent opportunity to start your career in IT and gain hands-on experience working on international projects. This is a full-time remote position (21:00-5:00 Kyiv time) You will work with English-language data, applying clear guidelines while maintaining accuracy and focus throughout night shifts. Requirements • English proficiency at B1 level or higher (spoken English as well) • Strong attention to detail, especially when working under time constraints • Confident multitasking skills, including working with multiple browser tabs/windows and fast, accurate typing • Punctuality, focus, and reliability are essential for successful night-shift work What you will do: • Monitor and update information on road traffic incidents across assigned regions • Work with real-time data from multiple sources • Record key incident details, including location, direction of travel, and other relevant information • Update incident records as conditions change • Close incidents once they have been resolved and confirmed Originally posted on Himalayas