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NRF United Kingdom is looking for a Senior Project Manager for eDiscovery in Houston. In this role, you will implement high-quality eDiscovery solutions, guiding clients through the full lifecycle of electronic discovery. The ideal candidate will lead project teams, consult on collection protocols, and continuously adapt workflows and strategies.
This position requires a bachelor's degree and a minimum of five years in project management, with a solid grasp of eDiscovery technology like Nuix and Relativity. The role includes access to various benefits as well as the opportunity for paid parental leave.
The Senior Project Manager position supports all phases of the eDiscovery lifecycle through the application of sophisticated eDiscovery workflows and technology‑assisted review processes.
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