Job Duck has opened a new remote position: Client Intake and Data Entry Specialist, listed as V104. The company connects workers with remote job opportunities at US-based employers. This particular role is built around client care and accurate data entry.
What the Client Intake and Data Entry Specialist Role Involves
The job is aimed at people who care about service and relationships. Job Duck describes the role as ideal for someone organized, empathetic, and proactive, with a commitment to high-quality client care. The work centers on client intake and data entry, which means handling incoming client information and keeping records accurate.
The schedule is fixed: 9:00AM to 5:00PM Mountain Standard Time. That matters for applicants in other time zones, who will need to adjust their working hours to match.
Who Job Duck Is Looking For
Job Duck positions itself as a lifestyle company that connects ambitious, culturally diverse, and curious people with remote work at US-based employers. The company says it wants workers to not just survive but thrive.
Job Duck also states it has earned the Great Place to Work Certification every year since 2022. For applicants, that certification is a signal about the company's internal culture, though the day-to-day experience will depend on the specific US-based employer the specialist is matched with.
Why This Remote Role Stands Out
- Remote setup — the job is not tied to a physical office
- US-based employers — the client work comes from American companies
- Fixed schedule — 9:00AM to 5:00PM Mountain Standard Time
- Client-facing focus — intake and relationship building are central to the job
- Data accuracy — entry work requires attention to detail
Our Take: A Solid Entry Point, With One Thing to Check First
In our view, this role is a good fit for someone who wants a remote job with clear hours and a client-service focus. The skills Job Duck asks for — organized, empathetic, proactive — are not technical or rare. That makes this an accessible opening for people starting or shifting into remote work.
To put it plainly, the biggest thing applicants should think about is the time zone. A 9:00AM to 5:00PM Mountain Standard Time schedule is not flexible on paper, so anyone outside that zone should confirm they can genuinely commit to those hours before applying.
The second thing to weigh is the nature of the work. Client intake and data entry can be repetitive. Job Duck emphasizes client relationships, so the role is not purely back-office typing — but applicants should be honest with themselves about whether detail-heavy entry work suits them.
Our advice: if you are organized, comfortable on the phone or email with clients, and can work Mountain Standard Time hours, this is worth applying for. If the schedule does not fit your life, skip it — a mismatched time zone will hurt you more than the remote perk will help.
