💡 Opportunity Summary

  • apply a simple rulebook, tag consistently, and find contact details when available.
  • A recent project challenge and how you solved it.
  • If we gave you a new topic like UK planning use classes, how would you research and explain it in a simple way.


Job Summary

London-based architecture & licensing company seeking a remote researcher to turn public information into clean lead lists: apply a simple rulebook, tag consistently, and find contact details when available. Suits someone organised, and steady under routine.

Job Description

  • Graduates in Library and Information Science, Information Management, Records & Archives Management, Information Resources Management, Knowledge Management, Documentation & Information Studies, English Language, or Linguistics.
  • Also welcome: ND/HND in related programmes (e.g., Records/Information disciplines or Office Technology & Management) with strong Excel, or 1–2 years in Records/Documentation/Research/Data-quality roles.

About Job:

You’ll research public information and organise it for marketing. We start you with simple guidelines, examples, and checklists; as you learn the patterns, you’ll apply judgement on edge cases and context. No prior industry experience required—training provided.

Responsibilities: 

  • Guideline-led categorisation, growing into judgement-based decisions as you learn the patterns.
  • Smart navigation across multiple pages/documents; add contact details when available.
  • List hygiene: light text clean-ups, filters, and de-duplication in our template.
  • Consistent workflow: follow the process, note what’s completed, and flag unclear items.
  • Growth Role: new tasks introduced after further training (e.g., marketing ops, simple QA/reporting).

Method of Application


Email jobs@seandse.co.uk with:

  • CV (and portfolio if relevant).
  • Answers (max 150 words each):
  • A recent project challenge and how you solved it.
  • If we gave you a new topic like UK planning use classes, how would you research and explain it in a simple way?
  • City & state of residence.
  • Earliest start date.
  • Any other work/study commitments (hours per week).

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