Hosts and prepares electronically stored information for attorney review and production. Responsibilities include case and user administration, document loading, searches, index management, TIFF/PDF conversion, branding, exports, load-file generation, quality control, technical troubleshooting, service-request support, and end-to-end document productions. The role also supports escalations, ensures policy compliance, and guides team members while managing multiple time-sensitive projects.
Overview
The Hosting Analyst will perform hosting activities necessary to prepare data for attorney review, including user and case administration, loading documents, performing searches, and index management.
Responsibilities- Perform hosting activities necessary to prepare data for attorney review, including user and case administration, loading documents, performing searches, and index management.
- Perform hosting activities necessary to prepare data for production, including conversion to TIFF or PDF, branding, exporting documents, and load file generation.
- Answer and appropriately handle incoming service requests via email, ticketing system, voicemail, phone, IM, and in person. Escalate problems when appropriate.
- Conduct quality control evaluations of each process performed.
- Work effectively as part of a project team.
- Solve basic technical issues, such as user access errors, TIFF conversion errors, and file loading errors.
- Perform end-to-end document productions.
- Assist with the resolution of any software issues related to the supported applications.
- Provide support for escalated service requests, including problem identification and resolution.
- Solve moderate technical issues, such as document permission errors, production export errors, custom object troubleshooting, and data normalization.
- Ensure compliance with policies and procedures.
- Provide assistance and guidance to other team members.
- BA/BS degree, 2 years’ experience in a litigation support environment working with eDiscovery systems in terabyte-sized matters preferred.
- Proficiency with data hosting services (case administration, loading data into database applications, performing queries, preparing exports).
- Strong communication skills (written, verbal, presentation, and facilitation) with the ability to communicate technical concepts to non-technical staff in a clear manner.
- Customer service oriented, willing to work additional hours as necessary including weekends.
- Strong organizational skills and able to effectively manage multiple projects in fast paced environment with tight time deadlines.
- Proficiency in MS Office applications and operating systems preferred.
- Experience with software applications common to the eDiscovery process including processing and hosting tools.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills and demonstrated ability to work independently and in a team environment.
- Maintains high quality standards and attention to detail in work product.
Consilio’s True North Values
- Client Experience | Listen for the “why”. Clearly define success. Be accountable. Go the extra distance to create moments that matter.
- Collaboration | Treat everyone with respect. Welcome diverse views. Partner across geography, generations, and teams. Rally around final decisions.
- Innovation | Always be curious (ABC). Challenge the status quo. Experiment and fail forward. Build for the future.
- Grit | Focus on what matters. Work with passion and persistence. Think like an owner. Deliver results you’re proud of.
Consilio, LLC is an EEO/Affirmative Action Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, disability or any other legally protected status.
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