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About the Role

FedEx is hiring Entry-Level Data Entry Associates to work from home in full-time remote positions across all US states. If you are starting your career and looking for a well-paying, stable remote job with a globally recognized logistics company — FedEx provides paid training, full benefits, and a supportive virtual team environment that sets you up for success from your very first day on the job. No prior experience in data entry or logistics is required to get started.

FedEx's remote data team processes millions of shipment records daily, and your accuracy and consistency directly impact the speed and reliability that FedEx customers and businesses depend on. This is a meaningful entry-level role that builds genuine professional skills — attention to detail, data management, digital literacy — that are valuable across industries and will serve your career long term.

What You Will Do

  • Enter shipment tracking data, delivery records, and logistics documentation into FedEx internal operations systems
  • Update existing records with delivery status changes, address corrections, and operational exception notes
  • Process new business customer documentation and shipper account data entries as assigned by the data team lead
  • Verify all entries against original source documents before finalizing each data batch for submission
  • Complete daily task targets — typically 200 to 400 records per shift — with a minimum 98% accuracy standard
  • Submit end-of-shift productivity summaries and flag recurring data quality issues to the senior team promptly

Requirements

  • High school diploma preferred but not required — FedEx welcomes applications from first-time job seekers
  • No prior work experience required — full paid training provided before any independent data entry begins
  • Typing speed of 40 or more words per minute with emphasis on consistent accuracy
  • Basic computer skills — able to navigate web-based portals and spreadsheet tools with guided training support
  • Reliable personal computer and stable home broadband internet — wired connection strongly preferred
  • Self-motivated, punctual, and committed to daily task completion without direct on-site supervision

Pay and Benefits

  • Pay: $15.00 to $19.00 per hour with 90-day performance review and structured merit increase schedule
  • Full-time remote — Monday through Friday consistent schedule with paid overtime as operationally available
  • FedEx employee shipping discount for personal deliveries and package shipments
  • Health, dental, and vision insurance with FedEx employer contribution from the probation period end
  • 401(k) retirement savings plan with FedEx employer matching contribution
  • Paid training, PTO accrual, and advancement path into senior FedEx logistics and data operations roles
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