Hybrid Digital Content Archivist & DAM Specialist

M+C Saatchi UK; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible hybrid work

Work from anywhere for up to 2 weeks/年

Job summary

M+C Saatchi World Services is seeking a Digital Content Archivist to manage, preserve, and govern enterprise multimedia, creative, and communications assets across a diverse portfolio of federal programs, ensuring discoverability and compliance.

The role sits at the intersection of content operations, digital asset management, and information governance, requiring strong archival practices, metadata discipline, and collaboration with creators to establish sustainable archival processes.

Qualifications

• Experience managing archives, DAM systems, or enterprise content repositories.
• Strong understanding of archival principles and metadata standards.
• Experience organizing large multimedia collections and digital assets.

Responsibilities

• Manage and preserve enterprise multimedia, communications, and creative assets across programs.
• Administer digital asset management systems ensuring metadata accuracy and content discoverability.
• Develop archival structures, inventories, finding aids, and documentation for efficient asset retrieval.

Skills

Archival practices

Digital asset management

Information governance

Metadata standards

Content stewardship

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Related field degree/experience

Tools

DAM systems

Archival repositories

Metadata frameworks

Job description

M+C Saatchi World Services is seeking a Digital Content Archivist to manage, preserve, and govern enterprise multimedia, creative, and communications assets across a diverse portfolio of federal programs, ensuring discoverability and compliance.

The role sits at the intersection of content operations, digital asset management, and information governance, requiring strong archival practices, metadata discipline, and collaboration with creators to establish sustainable archival processes.