1012 | Data Processing Specialist (Night Shift, No Experience)

Intetics Inc., a global technology company providing custom software application development, distributed professional teams, software product quality assessment, and “all-things-digital” solutions, is seeking a highly skilled and experienced Incidents Editorial Specialist to join our dynamic team on a full-time basis. This is a great opportunity for candidates who want to start a career in IT, work remotely, and use English in real tasks every day. No previous experience is required; we provide full training before you start. As this is a full-time remote position with night shifts, it is best suited to candidates who are comfortable working late hours, following clear guidelines, and staying focused in a structured work environment. In this role, you will work with live traffic incident data for a global mapping platform, helping ensure that information in the system is accurate, timely, and complete. What you will do Monitor and update traffic incident information in assigned regions Work with real-time data from multiple sources Verify and cross-check information before making updates Record important details such as location, direction, cause, and impact Update incidents as conditions change Close incidents once they are resolved and confirmed Communicate with team members and supervisors when clarification is needed Requirements English level B1+ Strong attention to detail Ability to stay focused and accurate under time pressure Confidence working with multiple tabs and windows Fast and accurate typing skills Responsibility, punctuality, and reliability Readiness to work night shifts Benefits A strong entry point into IT and digital operations No prior experience required Full training provided Remote full-time format Work on an international project Daily use of English in a professional environment Clear processes, structured tasks, and team support Originally posted on

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