The Task Order Project Manager (TOPM) shall manage all day-to-day operations, including
administrative functions, assessing risks, identifying unstated assumptions, and resolving
interpersonal conflicts to make the program successful. The TOPM shall have a technical
background and a management background. The TOPM shall direct project-specific staff and
reviews work products for completeness and adherence to customer requirements, provides
communication to management to review project plans, status reports, and deliverables, and
develops overall project milestones, and monitors the execution of the project against planned
timelines, directs and reviews program plans, status reports, and deliverables with the program
director and project teams, assist the COR and ESIDD Program Manager in preparing briefs,
attending meetings, and capturing notes as required. Additionally, is responsible for planning and managing,

monitoring workflow, progress reporting, identifying, and assigning staff, budget
development and tracking, coordinating technical/data processing support, and obtaining other
required resources and manages all support provided to cases and serves as the Government's
primary point of contact for all support for the case. Have frequent contact with the Government
Case Managers, trial attorneys, OGC, the COR, COR/PMO, and PM. Performs an active quality
assurance role to ensure high-quality work delivered on time, ensuring that proper security is
maintained overall project materials in accordance with Agency security procedures. The TOPM
shall review status reports of team members across programs/projects and addresses issues as
appropriate. Identifies and solves program/project issues and plans and schedules project
deliverables, goals, and milestones. Coordinates overall team support for cases to ensure timely
and effective support. Maintains an active caseload while supervising and coordinating the
caseloads of other Contractor resources, as well as coordinates with other Contractor components
to deliver project support while defining resources and schedule for program implementation.

Minimum Requirements: The TOPM must have Project Management certification (e.g.,
Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification or otherwise recognized certification plus
ten years of demonstrated experience with electronically stored information and electronic
discovery systems and five (5) years of leadership experience with progressively increased
responsibility in public and/or the private sector within the IT, e-discovery, and/or consulting
fields. Must have demonstrated ability to direct, plan and coordinate multiple project/tasks,
including estimating resources, project planning, cost accounting, schedules, risk assessments,
critical path method, contract reporting, and problem resolution. Must possess IT-II security
clearance or have a current National Agency Check with Local Agency Check and Credit Check
(NACLC) at time of proposal submission. Must have a DoD Approved 8570 Baseline
Certification Category IAM Level I

Minimum Education: BS or BA degree or four (4) additional years of related experience.

Highly Desired Skills: Experience with e-discovery within the government or corporate
community, implementing software solutions across large and complex organizations. Certified
eDiscovery Specialist (CEDS).