Job description

ICG is looking for an enterprise or solutions architect to include in a tender for the development of a future state architecture design for a clients eDiscovery technology landscape. The client has a central role in the operation of Australia’s financial system

Role

To work alongside other ICG professionals advising on the tender response, and when successful advising strategic options to future proof the client’s digital forensic and eDiscovery architecture.
Proven experience in the architecture, design or implementation of eDiscovery architectures, integration across forensic tools and management of data lineage and audit trails within regulatory bodies or legal practices

Key Deliverables

The key deliverable will be a Report which addresses:

Current state overview, including SWOT analysis

Target future state, including explanation of the rationale for options selected, including:

Long term data storage and access, ensuring data integrity and availability over time
Preserving robust data lineage, audit trails and data quality checks to ensure data preservation, traceability, security, and compliance.
Scalability and performance considerations for future data volumes and complex processing requirements
Integration, transition between and enhancement of other forensic tools, such as Cellebrite, X-Ways, Encase, Forensic Explorer, and Magnet
Options to realise malware ringfencing and protected materials through portioning, proper treatment of protected materials and ensuring effective malware management while safeguarding sensitive information.
Assessment of challenges and mitigations to avoid vendor lock-in.

Skills and experience required

Enterprise and/or Solution architecture experience within regulatory or legal practice
Established network across the regulatory/legal industries
Experience with solutions/cloud services support data management, data lifecycle and protection of sensitive/legally privilege information
Demonstrable experience in eDiscovery process configuration and architecture design
Knowledge of current eDiscovery applications and platforms
Proven oral and written communication skills

Logistics

Start date: Tender Response – Late March/early April; Engagement – from early May Duration: Engagement scheduled for 4 months part-time, with option of extension to end November

Location: Remote, but able to work Australian business hours

Rate: Daily rate to the consultant will be up to $2,000 AUD/day depending on level of experience and seniority

Application Close date: No later than Friday 28th, March 2 pm (AEDT)

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- All Accredited Professional must become a Member of ICG if not already the case

- APT’s must be lodged within 48 hours. We will review all APT's and select the best 3 for the client. The client will then conduct interviews.
- Please note that the net rate quoted is an ICG Affiliate rates available for
- ICG Members only. Any previously agreed and documented rates for candidates introduced to ICG via approved 3rd parties will be honoured.

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