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CGS Federal (Contact Government Services)

Litigation Systems Analyst

$80K–$200K

Charlotte, NC +3 · Hybrid · Full-time · Posted Mar 6, 2026

Location
Charlotte, NC
Remote
Hybrid
Atlanta, GA
Experience
Usually at least three years of substantial hands-on experience; supervisory or team leader experience is useful, and automated litigation support experience is helpful.
Education
Undergraduate degree strongly preferred; preferably in computer science or information management/technology.

About the job

Designs, tests, documents, and supports systems for a federal agency’s litigation work, including processing and routing incoming data.

What you'll do

  • Gather system requirements and translate them into system designs, specifications, and tested solutions.
  • Extract, transform, load, review, and route data for litigation support; provide documentation, training, and progress reports.
  • Advise and coordinate with government and contractor staff, and provide technical direction to junior personnel.

What they ask for

  • Usually at least three years of substantial, hands-on experience with the systems used for the work.
  • Ability to analyze system requirements and translate them into a coherent system design.
  • Broad knowledge of government IT environments, including office automation networks and PC- and server-based databases and applications.
  • Excellent oral and written communication skills; experience with Relativity, ReadySuite (Compiled/KLDiscovery), and I-Pro eCapture.

Nice to have

  • Supervisory or team leader experience; automated litigation support experience.
  • Undergraduate degree, preferably in computer science or information management/technology; Relativity Certified Administrator certification preferred for onsite personnel.

Pay

USD 80,000–200,000 per-year-salary; base salary

Tools

Relativity, ReadySuite (Compiled/KLDiscovery), I-Pro eCapture, Oracle, UNIX

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First seen Oct 29, 2026 · Last verified Nov 6, 2026 (UTC)