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As part of an archive dematerialization project, we are looking for ten (10) scanning operators with IT profile to ensure the conversion of paper documents into usable digital files.
Main duties
Prepare documents for scanning (sorting, dusting, removal of staples)
Scanning via professional scanner
Nominate, classify and save files according to current procedures
Check the quality of scans (readability, orientation, completeness)
Report anomalies or damaged documents
Candidate profile:
Education / Qualifications
have at least one bacc+ 1 in computer engineering or training in bureatics
Other information
Ease with computer tools and scanners
Good organizational capacity and rigor
Autonomy, speed of execution and attention to detail
Reside in the area of doula 3rd
Be between 22 and 30 years old maximum
Experience
Experience in a similar position is an asset
Conditions:
Working hours: Monday to Friday, 8am – 17h
Location
Place of work: industrial area Bassa (Valley of Peace Career)
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