Remote Data Tagging & Content Support | $25–$35/hr | No Experience Needed – Overnight Work Available id-7903

Job Title: Remote Content Support Assistant (Overnight Option)
Pay Range: $25–$35/hour
Work Location: Remote – Open Internationally
Hours: 15–30 per week, overnight shifts available
Experience: Not required
Education: No degree necessary

Overview

Our client is onboarding new Remote Assistants to support their overnight content and data review operations. If you’ve been searching for “work from home night jobs” and want a quiet, flexible job you can do after hours, this opportunity offers professional pay, training, and consistency—all without a commute or phone calls.

You’ll complete simple, repeatable online tasks with written instructions. All work is submitted via dashboards or shared drives. This position is 100% asynchronous, so you’ll never be on calls or required to overlap with a team.

Responsibilities

You’ll be assigned a task track that matches your timezone and overnight availability. Tasks are reviewed for clarity and volume before being assigned and may include:

Projects vary by client but always follow a written SOP (standard operating procedure).

This Role Is Best For

  • Night owls, early risers, or anyone needing quiet shift blocks

  • People looking for focused, independent digital work

  • New remote workers with no previous experience

  • Students, parents, or caregivers looking to work off-peak hours

  • Those wanting a calm, structured environment without phones or meetings

Requirements

  • Laptop or desktop computer

  • Internet connection (10 Mbps minimum)

  • Typing speed: 40+ words per minute

  • Basic English reading and writing proficiency

  • Nighttime availability between 8 PM – 6 AM in your local time zone

  • Ability to follow step-by-step written guides and work independently

Compensation & Structure

  • Hourly rate: $25–$35/hour

  • Weekly or biweekly payment via PayPal, Wise, or direct bank transfer

  • Paid onboarding (self-paced and remote)

  • Flexible scheduling: choose the days and hours that work best for you

  • Bonus pay for high-volume weekends or holidays

  • Option to move into quality assurance or shift lead roles

A Sample Shift

You begin work at 10 PM, moderate 30 flagged posts from a content queue, and tag 50 image files uploaded earlier that day. You then edit and format a client-facing spreadsheet, submit your report for the next shift, and wrap up around 2 AM—all with no meetings, calls, or live check-ins.

What Team Members Say

“I needed something quiet and structured that worked around my daytime schedule. Working at night from home lets me earn without stress.” – Bryce T., Canada
“I love being productive at night while most jobs are offline. This gave me meaningful work I could do solo, and the pay is great.” – Naya R., Philippines

FAQs

Q: Do I need experience with overnight shifts?
No. We support new night shift workers and provide full onboarding.

Q: Are these jobs available worldwide?
Yes. You’ll be matched with a shift block that fits your timezone.

Q: Are there meetings or live check-ins?
Nope. All task communication is handled via dashboard and email.

Q: Is there room to grow?
Yes. Consistent performers are promoted to QC and lead roles after 30–60 days.

Apply Now

If you’re ready to earn $25–$35/hr working quiet, focused overnight shifts from anywhere in the world, this role is a perfect match. Click the Apply Now button and begin your remote night shift career today. Positions fill quickly, and onboarding begins weekly.

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1. HOW DO YOU PLAN YOUR DAY?

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