1003 | Kickstart Your IT Career: Night Incident Editor - no experience requ

Intetics Inc., a global technology company providing custom software application development, distributed professional teams, software product quality assessment, and «all-things-digital» solutions, is looking for an Incident Editorial Specialist to join our dynamic team.

Join our editorial team and work on real-time traffic incident editing for a global mapping platform.

No prior experience required

— we provide full training. It’s a great way to

start your career in IT

and gain experience on international projects.

This is a

part-time, remote role

. You’ll work with English-language data, applying clear rules.

Requirements

  • University degree or students in their final year (with ability to work fixed shift)
  • Strong Intermediate English or higher
  • Strong attention to detail and accuracy in data entry
  • Comfortable working in a real-time, data-driven environment
  • Familiarity with mapping tools or transportation/traffic data is a bonus

Key Responsibilities

  • Monitor, collect, verify, and update live incident data in assigned regions.
  • Use multiple real-time sources, including:
  • Departments of Transportation (DOTs)
  • Police and emergency CAD systems
  • CCTV feeds and GPS data
  • Social media (e.g., Twitter)
  • Internal channels (email, Teams)
  • Validate and cross-check information to ensure reliability.
  • Update incidents as conditions change (e.g., lanes reopened, cleared).
  • Record key details such as cause, effect, location, and direction.
  • Clear incidents once resolved and confirmed by reliable sources.
  • Communicate with team members and shift supervisors to clarify data or report issues.

Benefits

    Paid vacation

    and official holidays in line with company policy

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