Someone sent me a link to apply for a job as a "document controller." What is that?

Answer by  pdfer (11)

A document controller is someone who oversees official company documentation, particularly financial information and bank paperwork. The title can also pertain to a regular "Controller" or "Finance Director." Most likely, the documents handled will be financial.

Answer by  brownie17 (170)

A document controller is someone who manage documents os an organization for a project. he or she follows the policy of that company.

Answer by  jtrudeau (69)

A document controller could mean a number of things depending on what industry or field this specific job is in. In most cases it refers to someone that controls files, whether physical or digital. Sometimes this is also called a File Clerk. Read through the description the person sent you and that should give you a better idea.