DIS AG | Germany | 68xxx Mannheim | Full time / Home office | Published since: 05.08.2026 on stepstone.de
Document Management Specialist (m/f/d)
For our customer company in Mannheim we are looking for a specialist document management (m/w/d). In this position you take over the structured management and management of project-related documents as well as ensuring efficient documentation processes in a challenging technical project environment. Does this sound like the right challenge for you? Then apply today! !
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Management and structuring of project-relevant documents and data Ensuring compliance with documentation standards and quality standards Supporting digital document platforms and collaboration tools Support for technical infrastructure projects on relevant topics Coordination with internal departments and external project partners Persecution of document stands, releases and changes
Complete technical, scientific or comparable qualification Multiannual experience in document management within project structures Knowledge of infrastructure or construction projects of advantage Safe handling of document management systems and common office applications Structured, independent and quality-conscious operation Communication strength, initiative and solution-oriented thinking Willingness to occasional project-related travel
Long-term project with high planning security Flexible mix of on-site and remote work Demanding environment with diverse interfaces Responsible work in a professional project team
Location
 | DIS AG | |
| 68169 Mannheim | ||
| Germany |
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