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CGS Federal (Contact Government Services)

Senior Relativity SME

$179K–$259K

Chicago, IL +3 · Hybrid · Senior · Full-time · Posted Mar 6, 2026

Location
Chicago, IL
Remote
Hybrid
Detroit, MI
Experience
At least 10 years of litigation support experience; preferably 4 years of progressively more advanced Relativity experience. A bachelor’s degree plus 3 additional years of experience (13 years total) may substitute for the master’s degree.
Education
Master’s degree or J.D.; a bachelor’s degree plus an additional 3 years of experience may substitute for the master’s degree.
Visa sponsorship
Must be a U.S. citizen.

About the job

Provides advanced Relativity support and guidance, performs eDiscovery searches and data culling, and supports software testing, workflows, training, and documentation for government matters.

What you'll do

  • Support attorneys, investigators, and litigation support staff with Relativity use and technical issues.
  • Conduct specialized data culling and identification using complex searches and custom indices.
  • Test Relativity releases and create workflows, templates, views, scripts, demos, training, and user documentation.

What they ask for

  • At least 10 years of litigation support experience, including preferably 4 years of progressively advanced Relativity experience.
  • Relativity RCA certification.
  • Master’s degree or J.D.; a bachelor’s degree plus 3 additional years of experience (13 years total) may substitute for the master’s degree.
  • Must be a U.S. citizen and able to obtain a Public Trust clearance.

Nice to have

  • Two Relativity certifications, preferably including RCA; Relativity Master certification is ideal.
  • Experience with LAW Prediscovery and Conformity Engine; Microsoft SQL Server experience is helpful but not required; current or active clearance preferred.

Pay

USD 179,275.2–258,953.07 per year (base salary)

Tools

Relativity, LAW Prediscovery, Conformity Engine, Microsoft SQL Server

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