Full-Time

E-Discovery Data Specialist

Manhattan District Attorney's Office

Manhattan District Attorney's Office

1,001-5,000 employees

Prosecutes crimes; supports public safety

Compensation Overview

$72.8k - $95.7k/yr

New York, NY, USA

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Bachelor's

Category
Data & Analytics (1)

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Requirements
  • A bachelor’s degree from an accredited college
  • Two (2) to three (3) years of experience in the legal field, preferably criminal justice related and/or with eDiscovery experience with a law firm or vendor
  • Candidates with continuous experience in eDiscovery technology, specifically with Nuix, Relativity or Concordance will be credited with one (1) additional year of experience
Responsibilities
  • Manage the end-to-end ingestion and filtering of Electronic Stored Information within Nuix
  • Run culling and privilege searches to streamline data for legal review
  • Normalize metadata, handle de-duplication, and text extraction workflows
  • Generate load files and technical deliverables for downstream review platforms
  • Troubleshoot technical bottlenecks and processing errors
  • Ensure data integrity through consistent quality control protocols
  • Collaborate across departments to ensure timely project delivery
  • Support Senior Analysts in daily operations and staff training
Desired Qualifications
  • Technology-related major preferred
  • Proficiency in Adobe Acrobat and Microsoft Office
  • Experience related to eDiscovery and other Litigation Support processes
  • Skilled in standard computer operating systems and software with strong ability to learn new software
  • Supporting document reviews and case work
  • Able to manage and resolve problems effectively, dealing confidently and concisely with internal stakeholders
  • Ability to multitask and work in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment
  • Organizational, time-management, and interpersonal skills
  • Strong written and oral communication skills are essential
  • Strong attention to detail, self-motivator, and able to manage multiple assignments
  • Ability to follow directions and apply proper policies, procedures, and guidelines
Manhattan District Attorney's Office

Manhattan District Attorney's Office

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Manhattan District Attorney’s Office prosecutes crimes and pursues public safety for the People of New York, guided by independent, courtroom-focused work. It handles around 80,000 cases per year with a staff of 500+ assistant district attorneys and a large investigative and support team, organized into Trial, Investigation, and Appeals Divisions. Its work spans investigating offenses, charging and prosecuting in court, and handling appeals to ensure fair outcomes, while leading crime-fighting strategies and public safety initiatives. Unlike many other public offices, it emphasizes prosecutorial independence and a tradition of courtroom excellence as it strives to protect the community and improve safety across New York County.

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1,001-5,000

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New York City, New York

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What believers are saying

  • September 3, 2026 DCWP collaboration gives Bragg fresh allies against wage theft.
  • August 20, 2026 labor-focused partnership widens victim intake from immigrants and tenants.
  • June 2026 and July 2026 seizures returned $2 million in rare books and 59 antiquities.

What critics are saying

  • Trump allies still weaponize Bragg's 2024 prosecution, keeping national political retaliation alive in 2026.
  • January 2026 critics still frame Bragg as lenient, undermining recruitment and witness trust.
  • If another headline case collapses, Manhattan's DA brand becomes permanently tied to selective enforcement.

What makes Manhattan District Attorney's Office unique

  • August 20, 2026 economic justice partnership with DCWP expands civil-criminal enforcement reach.
  • June 24, 2026 antiquities repatriations show rare asset-tracing expertise across 20-plus recoveries.
  • August 2026 retail-theft, wage-theft, and trafficking cases target Manhattan's high-value offender ecosystem.

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