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REVEILLE GROUP LLC

SharePoint Developer SME (eDiscovery and Litigation Workflows)

REVEILLE GROUP LLC, Washington, District of Columbia, us, 20022

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Come join our team! Reveille provides a full benefits package include medical/dental/vision, FSA, paid time off, commuting reimbursement, 401K / matching, Wellness subsidies, LTD/STD/AD&D insurance, and salary compensation. We're a team of strategically-minded consultants who focus on prioritizing a work-life balance.

Reveille Group is a strategic advisory consulting firm that supports federal agency clients. We are focused on providing our diverse clients with innovative solutions including technical analysis and development. We are looking to bring on an integral team member to support an urgent need. We seek an experienced SharePoint Developer with expertise in building, customizing, and supporting

eDiscovery and litigation workflows for a project lasting 3-6 months . There is potential for longer term support should this initial project go well. This is also a hybrid role with work performed remotely and on-site, so the ideal candidate needs to be located in the DC Metro commutable area.

Role Description

The US Department of Housing and Urban Development - Office of the Chief Information Officer supports critical system infrastructure and functionality to provide customer support and mission execution. Our team needs an all star candidate to design and implement solutions within Microsoft SharePoint and Office 365 environments to support legal, compliance, and records management teams in handling discovery requests, litigation holds, and case-related collaboration.

Key Responsibilities

Design, develop, and maintain

SharePoint-based eDiscovery workflows

for litigation, FOIA, and compliance requests. Configure and manage

eDiscovery centers, holds, and content searches

within SharePoint and Microsoft Purview (formerly Compliance Center). Develop automated workflows (Power Automate, SharePoint Designer, or custom solutions) to streamline

case tracking, custodial data collection, and document review . Build secure case repositories with appropriate

permissions, metadata tagging, and retention policies . Integrate SharePoint workflows with other tools such as

Exchange, OneDrive, Teams, and third-party legal platforms . Implement

audit trails, reporting, and dashboards

for litigation support activities. Collaborate with legal, compliance, IT, and records management teams to gather requirements and deliver effective solutions. Ensure systems comply with

information governance, regulatory, and legal standards

(e.g., FRCP, FOIA, GDPR, HIPAA as applicable). Provide user support, training, and documentation for litigation and discovery workflows. Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or related field. 3-5+ years of experience in

SharePoint development and administration

(SharePoint Online, SharePoint 2016/2019). Strong knowledge of

SharePoint architecture, site collections, content types, lists, libraries, and permissions . Experience configuring

eDiscovery centers, legal holds, and compliance workflows

in Microsoft 365. Proficiency in

Power Automate, PowerShell scripting, and custom workflow development . Familiarity with

Microsoft Purview, Exchange Online, Teams, and OneDrive integration . Understanding of

litigation support, eDiscovery processes, and information governance . Preferred Qualifications

Experience with

third-party eDiscovery tools

(Relativity, Nuix, etc.) integrated with SharePoint. Knowledge of

records management, retention schedules, and metadata design . Experience with

Microsoft Graph API

or SPFx for advanced customizations. Background working in a

legal, government, or compliance-heavy environment .

While this job description is intended to be an accurate reflection of the position, management reserves the right to modify, add, or remove duties and to assign other duties as necessary. Furthermore, all duties and responsibilities are essential job duties and requirements and are subject to possible modification to reasonably accommodate individuals with disabilities. This document does not create an employment contract, implied or otherwise.