E-Discovery Systems Lead

CACI; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 104,000 - 218,000; Full time

Job summary

CA CI, a leading information technology contractor, seeks a Systems Manager to support electronic discovery and litigation databases for the DOJ Civil Rights Division. The role focuses on designing technical strategies, guiding database design, and ensuring quality control across productions.

The position emphasizes collaboration with attorneys, case managers, and technical teams, plus potential involvement in Rule 26(f) conferences and training for litigation staff.

Qualifications

• Experience supporting electronic discovery, litigation databases, or legal technology environments.
• Working knowledge of database design, coding applications, e-discovery workflows, searches, and productions.
• Ability to work effectively with attorneys, case managers, litigation-support personnel, and technical teams.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate the technical aspects of electronic discovery and litigation databases.
• Translate case requirements into technical solutions and apply strategies for database design, coding, searching, and workflows.
• Consult with litigation teams to develop technical strategies for database design and coding workflows.
• Review databases and walk teams through the logic and functionality of coding applications.
• Participate in legal proceedings and Rule 26(f) conferences and assist with technical affidavits.
• Lead technical support for outgoing productions including high-level QC of coding fields and privilege-log generation.
• Collaborate with case teams to develop high-level case and data strategies.
• Provide technical guidance and one-on-one training to litigation teams.

Skills

Electronic discovery experience

Database design knowledge

Analytical thinking

Effective communication

Tools

Relativity/RelativityOne

Job description

CA CI, a leading information technology contractor, seeks a Systems Manager to support electronic discovery and litigation databases for the DOJ Civil Rights Division. The role focuses on designing technical strategies, guiding database design, and ensuring quality control across productions.

The position emphasizes collaboration with attorneys, case managers, and technical teams, plus potential involvement in Rule 26(f) conferences and training for litigation staff.