eDiscovery Litigation Sr. Analyst

Scope: The project & program responsibilities are focused on internal information system-specific project tasks or non-technical project completion using an internal customer perspective, both typically from initiation through delivery. Develop comprehensive project plans and manage project portfolios. Lead and mentor project teams. Coordinate efforts across various teams to maintain progress and quality. Identify and mitigate significant project risks. Ensure all deliverables meet rigorous quality standards. Provide strategic updates to senior stakeholders. Manage project budgets and resources effectively. Fulfill eDiscovery tickets related to the collection and processing of electronically stored information (ESI) according to deadlines and department procedures, ensuring proper QC and volume reporting for metrics purposes. Respond to internal and third-party requests related to ESI, manage company document review workflows, and oversee document productions in compliance with legal obligations. Evaluate and respond to case team inquiries regarding data or process issues, project deadlines, and billing matters. Compose reports for attorneys regarding various aspects of a matter, including organizing and maintaining legal files and case-related information. 3+ years relevant experience and a Bachelor's degree OR Any equivalent combination of education and experience. You will work closely with fellow litigation team members and internal stakeholders to coordinate and manage all aspects of eDiscovery, including data collection, processing, and project management. The incumbent plays a key role managing this function both within EMEA and across the broader organization. 3+ years of experience in eDiscovery, litigation support, or a related legal operations function. Bachelor's degree required; paralegal certificate (ABA approved), JD, or equivalent legal education preferred. You will be part of cross-functional teams and have a hand in evaluating cutting-edge technologies and evolving best practices to be used not just by the litigation team but also by the broader legal organization. Subsidiary: