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Document Management
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Document management refers to the systems and practices used to capture, store, organize, and retrieve electronic and paper documents throughout their lifecycle. Organizations use document management software (like SharePoint or M-Files) to improve searchability, enforce version control, and maintain compliance with retention and security policies.
Document Management in the job market
Last checked October 27, 2026
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WRITER-EDITOR
Organization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Arlington, VA · $85,447 – $158,322
This federal government role involves managing senior leadership correspondence, editing sensitive documents, and coordinating writing and administrative tasks for the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. It suits experienced writers and editors comfortable working in a high-pressure military environment where accuracy and discretion are paramount.
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Supervisory Paralegal Specialist
Office of Personnel Management
Washington, DC · $121,785 – $158,322
A management role in federal litigation support, overseeing paralegals who handle discovery, FOIA disputes, ethics compliance and administrative claims for the Office of Personnel Management's legal team. This suits someone with years of paralegal expertise who can run a team and modernize workflows.
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Windchill Quality Assurance Engineer
Rockwell Automation
Rockwell Automation is building out a global PLM platform using Windchill and seeks a QA engineer to own the testing lifecycle, from test planning through defect management and reporting. This role suits someone with deep hands-on automation experience and PLM platform knowledge who can scale testing processes across a large enterprise system.
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Litigation and Risk Paralegal
Angi
Full-time · Remote - United States · $75,000 – $120,000
Angi's Legal Department seeks an experienced paralegal to investigate and respond to pre-litigation disputes, regulatory inquiries, and support ongoing litigation matters. This fully remote role suits someone with 7+ years of paralegal experience who can manage complex legal matters independently while collaborating across teams.
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Quality Technician
Crane Co.
Twinsburg, OH
This role involves managing technical documentation, quality records, and calibration support for precision sensing equipment used in demanding industrial applications. It suits detail-oriented professionals who thrive organizing complex data, coordinating between engineering and production teams, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.
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(Senior) Risk Specialist (f/m/d)
SAP
Full-time · Walldorf, DE, 69190
This role manages national security regulatory compliance and risk governance for SAP's Sovereign Cloud operations across government and restricted industry sectors. It suits someone with security or regulatory background who can bridge internal SAP functions with complex government requirements and coordinate sensitive compliance programs.
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Legal Specialist - International Corporate
The Home Depot
CUMBERLAND PKWY OFFICE - 1147
This role supports Home Depot's international corporate legal operations by managing subsidiary governance, contracts, and compliance across multiple countries. It suits someone with paralegal training or corporate legal experience who can handle documentation, research, and administrative tasks under attorney supervision.
Listed on The Home Depot’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Roles that use Document Management
Employers hiring for Document Management
7 in total, most open roles first.
- AAngi1 role
- Crane Co.1 role
- OM
- OS
- Rockwell Automation1 role
- SSAP1 role
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