Senior Consultant Risk and Forensics - Data Management
deloitteMinneapolis (MN)
Senior Consultant Risk and Forensics - Data Management
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deloitteMinneapolis (MN)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
In this role you help clients translate complex risk and regulatory challenges into defensible actions using advanced data and AI. You will work within the Forensic, Discovery, & Financial Crime team to deliver eDiscovery, contract analytics, and unstructured data projects, shaping outcomes through technology and client collaboration. You’ll lead small workstreams, train teammates, and maintain stakeholder relationships while driving efficiency and value realization.
Responsibilities:
Execute day-to-day client work on eDiscovery, contract analytics, and unstructured data projects Prepare and deliver oral and written findings and progress reports Leverage generative AI, Relativity, and other discovery tech to improve outcomes Define resource needs and supervise/coach consultants for timely delivery Build client relationships, support satisfaction, and strengthen practice capabilities
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s Degree in a relevant field 4+ years of consulting experience in Forensics, e-Discovery, Information Governance, or Content Archiving Experience with eDiscovery platforms (Relativity, Nuix, Brainspace) Experience with contract/unstructured data analytics and AI platforms (Pramata, Harvey, Legora) Experience with databases and file systems Experience with data visualization tools (Tableau, Power BI) Programming experience (Java, SQL, Python, C#, or VBA) Willingness to commute daily within a reasonable distance to office Ability to travel up to 50% on average Limited immigration sponsorship may be available Independent working capability Strong written and verbal communication Meticulous attention to detail Relativity Nuix Brainspace
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