The Data Entry Specialist will input and organize information about office buildings for landlords, ensuring data accuracy and optimizing property management efforts.
Job Title: Data Entry Specialist
Location: Remote (Potential Hybrid Office in 2025)
Salary: $40,000 - $45,000/year, Full Benefits, 15 PTO Days + National Holidays, Retirement Plan Starting November 2024
Hours: 40 hours/week (8:30 AM - 5:00 PM)
Overtime: Must be approved in advance
About SpaceLogikSpaceLogik is a fast-growing startup in the commercial real estate tech space, currently expanding its team and operations. We provide innovative data management solutions for office buildings, helping landlords and brokers make informed decisions about space availability, leases, and storage.
About the RoleThe Data Processor will play a key role in inputting and organizing detailed information about office buildings and suites for our landlords and brokers. Your work will directly contribute to optimizing our clients’ property management efforts. As we expect to grow to 50 employees over the next year, this role offers significant growth opportunities, including potential progression to management or onboarding roles.
Key Responsibilities:- Populate and manage detailed information on landlords’ buildings (general descriptions, available suites, rental terms) using sources like LoopNet and other public databases.
- Collaborate with landlords who may upload multiple buildings and suites, ensuring accurate data entry for each.
- Use the platform’s stacking feature to update and manage information such as rental rates.
- Edit and resize building photos to meet upload specifications (1MB max), ensuring images are clear and professional, without watermarks or graininess.
- Collect building amenities and other details from websites or directly from landlords, ensuring all data is up to date.
- Maintain accuracy while processing 8-10 buildings daily, approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour per building.
- Basic knowledge of Photoshop for resizing images and removing watermarks.
- Strong attention to detail and ability to manage large volumes of data efficiently.
- Experience working with data entry systems or scraping public data sources.
- Ability to source information independently, using public sites like LoopNet.
- Interest in commercial real estate.
- Awareness of legal restrictions (e.g., not using CoStar images).
- Previous experience in commercial real estate data entry is a plus.
- Familiarity with building management systems and the commercial leasing process.
- Strong organizational skills and the ability to adapt to fast-paced work.
- Recent college graduates with a passion for real estate are encouraged to apply.
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