Morgan Engelbrecht

I make sure documents can be trusted: that the version people are reading is the right one, and the paper trail exists to prove it. Document control and quality assurance for legal, corporate and publishing environments.

Cape Town, 7530

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What I Do

Tools

Microsoft Word (certified)

Microsoft Excel (pivot tables, XLOOKUP, INDEX/MATCH, conditional formatting, data validation, dashboard creation)

Google Workspace

Adobe Acrobat Pro

AI tools for research and drafting

Quality Assurance

Content verification

Compliance checking

Accuracy review

Risk identification

Building better review processes, not just running them

Data and Reporting

Trend and KPI analysis

Dashboard visualisation

Process automation

Data-driven decision support

Operations and Workflow

Coordinating cross-functional workflows

Reporting

Stakeholder communication

Process improvement under real deadlines

Document and Records Management

Document lifecycles

Version control

Records management

Filing and repository systems

Audit-ready documentation

Information governance

Editorial

Proofreading

Technical editing

Fact-checking

Plain-language review

Brand compliance across publishing and marketing content.

About Me

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Over five years I've worked across legal, corporate and publishing environments, where a single overlooked inconsistency can mean a compliance gap or a client-facing error. My job is to catch them before they become business problems: reviewing content, tightening workflows, and building the kind of quiet systems that keep everyone else confident their documents are accurate, current, and audit-ready.

I'm particularly drawn to work in document governance, records management, operational reporting, and process improvement — anywhere information needs structure to stay reliable.

Strengths

Analytical and detail-oriented

Highly organised

Clear written communication

Process improvement mindset

Structured problem solving

Continuous learner

Experience

Operations Coordinator and Quality Controller

Libricom May 2025 - Present

Review financial, corporate and branded publications.
Coordinate quality workflows across multiple projects.
Implement verification processes and internal checklists.
Maintain production records and version histories.
Mentor team members on quality standards.

Impact: Tightened internal QA processes, raising both publication quality and review consistency.

Media

Job Search as a Data Project: Pipeline Summary and Analytics

Turning my job search into a data project, I analysed 77 applications across funnel stages, sourcing channels, and CV tailoring effectiveness and discovered the bottleneck, a Skills Match gap versus ATS benchmarks, and used it to reshape my targeting strategy. A hands-on example of applying analytics and reporting skills to a real operational problem.

System Task List Tracker

Redesigned (page 2) an internal task-management sheet used across multiple projects, improving on the original layout (page 1). Added conditional formatting to highlight top-priority tasks, drop-downs to standardise status/priority entry, and filtering to make priorities, assignees, and status easier to read at a glance, reducing errors and improving task visibility.

Personal Project: Job Search Analytics Dashboard

A tracker combining an executive summary and an insights and recommendations section with the underlying application data. Built using pivot tables to summarise outcomes by role/industry, conditional formatting to flag trends, filtering to drill into segments, and drop-downs to standardise data entry, demonstrating practical Excel/analytical skills applied to a real dataset.

My Approach

If there is one thing I've learnt over the years: there is never a final version. New questions emerge, priorities shift, and yesterday's processes no longer fit today's reality. I treat every document, every spreadsheet, every dashboard as a living, breathing thing.

My approach is to build systems that evolve with that change, removing what's no longer useful, strengthening what matters, and making sure the information people rely on remains accurate, traceable and relevant.