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Part-Time Data Processor
Job Description: CSI is seeking a detail-oriented Part-Time Data Processor to support our Regional Network Dispute team. This is a fully remote position focused on processing financial data, entering bank credits, and supporting fraud reporting activities. The role is ideal for someone who enjoys structured, repetitive work, has strong attention to detail, and is comfortable working independently in a fast-paced environment. This position works closely with internal team members and does not involve direct interaction with customers or banks. What You'll Do Enter credits and transaction information into CSI 's internal systems. Process bank credit information using reports and the BOSS system. Support Mastercard fraud reporting and Visa fraud reporting activities. Review and verify data for accuracy and completeness. Perform high-volume data entry tasks while maintaining quality standards. Collaborate with Samantha and the Disputes Team to ensure timely processing. Assist with additional department tasks when business needs require. What We're Looking For Required Qualifications Strong attention to detail and commitment to accuracy. Basic computer proficiency and ability to learn internal systems. Ability to perform repetitive data entry tasks efficiently. Ability to work independently in a remote environment. Reliable internet connection and a dedicated, distraction-free workspace. Preferred Qualifications Previous data entry experience. Financial services, banking, or fintech experience. 10-key/numeric keypad experience. Experience working in a production or processing environment. As a forward-thinking software provider, Computer Services, Inc. ( CSI ) helps community and regional financial institutions solve their customers’ needs through open and flexible technologies. In addition to its award-winning core banking platform, these include the latest in lending, digital banking, payments, financial crime prevention and cybersecurity. Building on its 60-year track