[Hiring] Order Entry Specialist @Anywhere

February 28, 2026

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Role Description

The Order Entry Specialist is responsible for:

Assisting with data entry and data management of information on industry specific software platforms
Online research of county appraisal district records and county clerk records
Online research of stored data from archived files
Communication with internal employees and external vendors to complete data entry orders
Participating in testing new solutions for collecting, interpreting, and managing new data

We are looking for a highly organized person with some Escrow background (minimum of 2 years).

Must be willing to learn with a strong attention to detail
Must work well in a fast-paced environment and within very tight timeframes
Must be a team player who is supportive of internal team members and outside vendors
Must possess great communication skills, both written and verbal
Must be able to work independently with problem-solving skills
Must be eager to participate in new technology and software implementation

Qualifications

A High School diploma or equivalent is required
Direct experience in real estate and title production software recommended (minimum of 2 years)
Great attitude and strong attention to detail
Microsoft Suite proficient
Must be available to work 8am – 5pm, Monday through Friday; this is a remote position

Benefits

Career growth opportunities
Training and Development
Medical/Dental/Vision
Paid Holidays and Vacation
401(k) Matching Program
Corporate Discounts
Employee Assistance Program
Tuition Reimbursement
Adoption Reimbursement

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