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Overview: In this role, you manage risk and forensic data management engagements, guiding delivery and quality across client projects. You provide technical leadership in eDiscovery and unstructured data analytics using Relativity and AI tools, while shaping insights for stakeholders. You’ll develop teams, nurture client relationships, and drive practice improvements. This position offers a chance to apply advanced data tech to fight financial crime and support complex investigations with cross-functional collaboration. Compensation / Benefits discretionary annual incentive program possible immigration sponsorship collaborative culture professional development opportunities
Responsibilities: Manage day-to-day engagement delivery including scope, work plans, timelines, and resources Lead preparation and presentation of reports and recommendations to clients and leadership Provide hands-on technical leadership with Relativity and other eDiscovery/unstructured data technologies, including generative AI tools Define resource requirements, assign responsibilities, and adjust staffing as needed Supervise, coach, and develop consultants and senior consultants Develop and maintain client relationships, manage expectations and delivery issues, and lead practice-improvement initiatives
Key requirements: Bachelor’s degree in listed fields and 6+ years of consulting experience in forensics, eDiscovery, information governance, or content archiving Experience leading project teams and managing client engagements (scope, timelines, resource allocation, oversight of deliverables, client presentations) Experience with eDiscovery platforms (Relativity, Nuix, Brainspace) and unstructured data analytics and generative AI platforms (Pramata, Harvey, Legora) Proficiency with databases and file systems; data visualization tools (Tableau, Power BI); programming languages (Java, SQL, Python, C#, VBA) Ability to travel up to 50% and reside commutable to a Deloitte office Limited immigration sponsorship may be available Strong written and verbal communication Independent and collaborative work style Attention to detail and quality Relativity Nuix Brainspace

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