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Customer Service Representatives — FEMA (Seasonal)

OneTouch Direct · Remote (US; based in San Antonio, TX) · Posted November 09, 2026
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Customer Service Representatives — FEMA (Seasonal) at OneTouch Direct

About this role

OneTouch Direct is hiring seasonal Customer Service Representatives to handle calls connected to FEMA programs, working remotely from home. You will help people through sensitive situations and temporary service surges, answering questions and guiding callers to the right next step. The role asks for a high school diploma or equivalent and one to two years of customer-service experience, ideally gained remotely. Government or nonprofit experience is a plus, and a quiet workspace, reliable internet, and strong computer skills are essential.

Posted on November 09, 2026, this opening appears in our Customer Service Jobs listings. The role is offered on a remote basis, giving you the flexibility to work from home within the stated location area. The sections below summarise the role in our own words: what you would be doing, what the employer expects, what is offered in return, and exactly how to apply.

Job snapshot

EmployerOneTouch Direct
Job titleCustomer Service Representatives — FEMA (Seasonal)
LocationRemote (US; based in San Antonio, TX)
WorkplaceRemote
Job typeContract
CategoryCustomer Service Jobs
SalarySee source listing
PostedNovember 09, 2026
Listing sourceOneTouch Direct careers (Workable)

What you will do day to day

Based on the employer's posting, a typical week in this position at OneTouch Direct would centre on the following duties:

What you will need

This role suits a patient, clear communicator who stays calm under pressure and genuinely enjoys helping people solve problems.

Pay and benefits

OneTouch Direct has not published a fixed salary range in this listing, which is common for roles where pay is set by experience, grade, or location. Check the source listing for the current pay details, and compare the benefits below when judging the overall package.

Benefits listed by the employer

How to apply

  1. Read the requirements above carefully and check you meet the essentials — US employers screen against them closely.
  2. Update your résumé so the skills named in this listing are easy to find, using the same wording where it honestly matches your experience.
  3. Click the Apply button on this page. It takes you to the source listing (OneTouch Direct careers (Workable)), where the original posting is linked — always confirm the role, pay and deadline there before applying.
  4. Complete every field of the application on the source listing and double-check your contact details before submitting.
  5. Keep a note of the posting date and job title so you can follow up politely if you have not heard back within two weeks.

Tips to strengthen your application

Listing source: OneTouch Direct careers (Workable) · Details rewritten in our own words from the employer's posting. Always verify pay, location, and deadlines on the source listing before applying — listings change and close without notice.
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Frequently asked questions

What kind of calls will I handle?

You will handle customer calls connected to FEMA programs, helping people with questions during temporary service surges.

Where can I work from?

The role is remote. The employer listing is associated with San Antonio, Texas, so confirm eligible work locations with the employer before applying.

How do I apply for the Customer Service Representatives — FEMA (Seasonal) position?

Use the Apply button on this page — it opens the source listing on OneTouch Direct careers (Workable). US Jobs Hub never charges job seekers and does not collect applications itself.

Is this position fully remote?

Yes — this role is listed as remote (Remote (US; based in San Antonio, TX)). Check the official listing for any state, time-zone, or work-authorization limits that apply.

Need help applying? Read our guide: How to Apply for Remote Jobs (and Actually Get Replies) — written for customer service jobs applicants in the USA.

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