*CORPORATE RECORDS MANAGEMENT ANALYST*
*Freddie Mac*
*McLean, VA *
At Freddie Mac, you’ll have a rewarding career as you play a role in helping
the nation recover from the housing and economic crisis, and implementing
the President’s Making Home Affordable program. A vital component in the
secondary mortgage market, Freddie Mac has made homeownership and rental
housing more accessible and more affordable for one in six homebuyers and
more than five million renters.
As *Corporate Records Management Analyst*, you will develop policies and
procedures that transform records and information management practices, as
well as provide training and communications for users.
*We will rely on you to:*
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Integrate records management principles into information management
systems
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Work with various groups on electronic and paper archiving, storage and
destruction projects
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Conduct records inventories, and analyze and categorize records for
records retention schedules
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Develop employee training materials for computer-based training and
websites, and also provide training in records management policies and
procedures
*Our ideal candidate will have the following qualifications:*
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Bachelor’s degree in records management, business or related field
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1-3 years of experience in records management, records retention,
litigation support, business administration, computer science or library
science
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Familiarity with document management systems, document review software
functionality and records management software for physical records
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Experience developing system requirements, creating and documenting
procedures, maintaining system data, training users and providing problem
resolution
*Freddie Mac is an equal opportunity employer who firmly supports and
recognizes the value of diversity and inclusion.*
Please visit *www.FreddieMac.jobs <http://www.freddiemac.jobs/>* to apply
for this position, listed as #205923.
--
Peterk
Richmond, Va
"The problems of our economy have occurred not as an outgrowth of
laissez-faire, unbridled competition.
They have occurred under the guidance of federal agencies, and under the
umbrella of federal regulations."
Senator Ted Kennedy, in defending trucking deregulation in 1978.
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