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University of California Job - Title: Remote Data Entry Clerk (Flexible for Students)

UCLA Information Security Office is aware of UCLA students being targeted by fake job/internship scams. Be mindful of phishing emails that may be disguised as a job opportunity.

From: <Andre_Filipe_Pereira_Carmo@iscte-iul[.]pt>

Subject: University of California - Job Title: Remote Data Entry Clerk (Flexible for Students)
 

Company:  Energy Vault, Inc
Location: Remote U.S.-based applicants only
Compensation: $385 Weekly
Schedule: Part-time or full-time | Flexible around your class schedule
Application Deadline: June 10th to  Aug 10th
 

Job Description:
We are seeking University of California UCLA students that are driven and meticulous to work as remote data entry clerks.  This remote, flexible job is ideal for students who wish to gain practical work experience without compromising their academic schedule.
 
Key Responsibilities:
  • Accurately enter and maintain data in our internal systems
  • Review data for errors and ensure consistency
  • Meet weekly deadlines and maintain data confidentiality
  • Communicate effectively with the remote team
Qualifications:
  • Strong attention to detail and accuracy
  • Basic computer and typing skills
  • Self-motivated and able to work independently
  • Authorized to work in the U.S. (if applicable)
Benefits:
  • Fully remote
  • Flexible hours
  • Supportive, student-friendly team
  • Opportunity to gain work experience while in school
     
How to Apply:
 
Submit a brief message expressing your interest directly to this email with the following information below.
Full Name| Full Address| State |Zip Code| Cellphone| Age| Occupation| Alternate Email address (Different from School Email) with the subject line: “UCLA Data Entry Application.

Stay safe!

When in doubt, look for these signs, and use your best judgement. Verify the offer by contacting the company directly. Look them up online. Don’t use the number or email address from the email. Look for a contact in department website, call them and ask if this is a legitimate job offer.  

If you are interested in finding a student job at UCLA, consider searching for positions on UCLA Career Center powered by Handshake (link is external), or contacting a potential supervisor directly using their official UCLA email address and not from unsolicited sources.

What to Do if You Paid a Scammer 

No matter how you paid — debit or credit card, bank or wire transfer, gift card, or cash reload card — immediately contact the company you used to send the money, report the fraud, and ask to have the transaction reversed, if possible. For specific advice and tips on how to reverse different types of payments, read What to Do If You Were Scammed (link is external).

Report Job Scams 

If you lost money to a job scam, report it to UCLA Police Department (link is external) and the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov (link is external)

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