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Careers
Our success is
attributable to our people. We are growing our staff with people who
fit our unique culture. You may fit if:
- You have a passion for being at the leading edge of electronic
discovery and records management
- You have a wicked streak of perfectionism and a penchant for
detail
- You don’t mind intense hours if they are balanced with
flexibility and fun
- You are comfortable working as part of a virtual team
- You are happiest when problem solving
- You thrive in small company energy
If this sounds like
you, and you have skills in the areas in which we are currently hiring,
send your resume to recruiting@strategicdiscovery.com.
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eDiscovery
Strategist / Consultant
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Location
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Washington, DC; New York or San Francisco
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Description
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The
position involves counseling corporate legal departments and law firms in
the handling of civil litigation and government investigations such as
antitrust second requests, preparing for e-discovery practice under the
amended Rules of Civil Procedure and paper and electronic records
management.
This
a senior position with corresponding compensation, service delivery
responsibilities, working hours, and business generation expectations.
This is a position near the top of a company which is highly respected in
its field and which is growing continually. For the qualified candidate,
it is an extraordinary opportunity.
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Responsibility
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Provide
senior strategic advice to internal team and client in civil litigation
and government investigations, including antitrust second requests
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Participate
in negotiation of scope of preservation, discovery and format of
production with adversaries
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Guide
selection and use of review platforms
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Factual
testimony in depositions and in court regarding document discovery
activities undertaken or contemplated
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Guide
selection and implementation of legal hold, data mapping, email archiving
and records retention systems.
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Records
management and electronic discovery policy creation
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Supervise
project and data management of assigned cases
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Develop
and sustain existing and new client relationships
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Required
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The
successful applicant will be a law firm or in-house corporate lawyer with
at least four years of litigation experience in document-intensive civil
discovery and a working knowledge of practical e-discovery and document
review issues, or four years of experience in compliance, including
records management. Familiarity with practical issues with large scale
e-discovery.
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Desired
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Hands
on experience with document review platforms.
Experience
managing large teams of document reviewers.
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Data
Wrangler/Consultant
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Location
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Washington, DC; New York; or San Francisco
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Description
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The
position involves the careful tracking, manipulation and processing of
computer data using various software tools in the context of electronic
discovery and computer forensics projects. The successful applicant
will be an individual with significant aptitude for the use of computer
applications, extraordinary attention to detail and a willingness to
work long hours when necessary. Experience in electronic media
discovery and traditional litigation support is desired, but this is a
great entry-level position for someone with appropriate computer and organizational
skills seeking to enter the field of electronic discovery.
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Responsibility
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Tracking
and coordinating outgoing and incoming data shipments.
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Creating,
updating and manipulating databases.
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Moving,
copying and tracking data
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Collecting
data from client locations
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Analyzing
and creating metrics for collected and processed data.
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Data
culling and processing
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Required
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Extraordinary
attention to detail and strong organizational skills.
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Strong
familiarity with Windows operating systems
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Significant
experience with and aptitude for the use of computer applications and
ability to learn new technical applications quickly.
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Application
troubleshooting skills
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Ability
to take ownership of tasks and follow through to completion.
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Ability
to work as integrated part of a team
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Desired
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Familiarity
with Unix, Macintosh and other operating systems
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Hands
on experience with computer forensics and electronic data processing
tools and document review platforms
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College
degree
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Computer
hardware experience a plus
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Electronic
media discovery or litigation support experience with law firm or
service provider.
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Familiarity
with litigation support load file formats, quality control/quality
assurance procedures, and Boolean search tools.
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Project
Manager
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Location
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Washington, DC; New York; or San Francisco
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Description
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The
position involves serving as the primary interface to clients and
managing all aspects of projects. In specific matters of civil
litigation and government investigations such as antitrust second
requests, duties include execution of electronic and paper document
discovery from data preservation through collection, culling,
processing, review and production. In e-discovery preparedness and
records management engagements, duties include management of all aspects
of such projects.
The
successful applicant will be either a litigation support professional
with at least five years of document-intensive case experience, or a
lawyer with at least two years of litigation experience in
document-intensive civil discovery and a working knowledge of practical
e-discovery issues. All candidates must have significant experience
with and aptitude for the use of computer applications, extraordinary
attention to detail and a willingness to work lawyer hours when
necessary.
This
is an opportunity to work on challenging and high profile matters in a
small company atmosphere. This represents a unique opportunity for the
individual that is passionate about quality, self-disciplined to work
outside a traditional office structure, and wants a career with
tremendous potential.
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Responsibility
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Primary
client-facing consultant in large-case civil litigation, government
investigations, e-discovery readiness and/or records management
projects.
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Project
managers will generally specialize in certain types of projects. The
duties below are representative of specific case projects
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Implement
electronic and paper document preservation and collection.
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Track
and analyze collected data in detail to identify patterns, predict
costs, cull non-responsive data, and generate management reports.
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Manage
internal and external document processing
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Train,
support and manage online document review by attorneys.
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Supervise
document productions.
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Required
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Extraordinary
attention to detail and strong organizational skills.
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Strong
familiarity with Windows operating systems
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Significant
experience with and aptitude for the use of computer applications and
ability to learn new technical applications quickly.
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Application
troubleshooting skills
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Ability
to take ownership of tasks and follow through to completion.
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Ability
to work as integrated part of a team
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Desired
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Hands
on experience with computer forensics and electronic data processing
tools and document review platforms.
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Collection
Specialist
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Location
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Washington, DC; New York; or San Francisco
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Description
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The
position involves conducting data preservation and collection using
forensic and non-forensic applications and utilities in civil
litigation and civil government investigations such as antitrust second
requests. Criminal cases are rare, and a flexible attitude towards
tool selection is required.
The
successful applicant will have at least two years of data collection
experience or equivalent experience in personal computer support,
confidence and skills to recover from unexpected computer behavior in
the field during collections, extraordinary attention to detail and a
willingness to work long hours and travel extensively when necessary.
This
is an opportunity to work on challenging and high profile matters in a
small company atmosphere. It may also represent a path of entry into
the booming field of electronic discovery for the qualified computer
professional, a career with tremendous potential.
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Responsibility
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Onsite
data collection using forensic and non-forensic applications and
utilities
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Careful
and timely documentation of collection efforts
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Data
extraction and staging
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Required
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Extraordinary
attention to detail and strong organizational skills.
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Strong
familiarity with Windows operating systems
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Significant
experience with and aptitude for the use of computer applications and
ability to learn new technical applications quickly.
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Application
troubleshooting skills
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Ability
to take ownership of tasks and follow through to completion.
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Ability
to work as integrated part of a team
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Confidence
and skills to recover from unexpected computer behavior in the field
during collections
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Computer
hardware experience
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Desired
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Familiarity
with Unix, Macintosh and other operating systems
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Hands
on experience with computer forensics and electronic data processing
tools
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College
degree
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Law
enforcement experience
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Encase
certification
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Electronic
Records Management Consultant
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Location
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San Francisco
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Description
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Electronic
records management specialist to join growing practice. Our approach is
practical and innovative, unconstrained by traditional approaches to
paper records management. Our experience in electronic discovery informs
our records management advice, yielding practical results unmatched in the
industry. If you have significant electronic records management
experience and are tired of beating your head against old-fashioned
walls, send us your resume.
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Responsibility
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Development
and implementation of electronic records management strategy, policies
and procedures; simplification of records retention schedules;
harmonization of vital records and disaster recovery programs; e-mail
archiving system selection and implementations.
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Consultant
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Location
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New York and Washington D.C.
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Description
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Electronic
discovery, litigation support or document review project manager with
significant experience with and aptitude for the use of computer
applications, highly organized, great attention to detail, superior
communication skills. Lawyer with large firm litigation experience
a big plus which can compensate for lack of technical depth.
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Responsibility
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Serving
as a primary interface to clients and managing all aspects of projects,
including advising on discovery strategy, paper and electronic data collection,
data analysis, processing, review and document production.
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