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Conduct code reviews and analyze software to assess originality, functionality, and potential intellectual property or trade secret issues. Prepare technical memos, expert reports, rebuttals, and explanations for legal audiences. Communicate with clients, counsel, and testifying experts while managing multiple dispute engagements and deadlines.

Lead technology dispute engagements involving software implementations, licensing, source code, vendor delivery, and technology program failures. Manage scopes, workplans, staffing, budgets, quality control, expert reports, rebuttals, and client coordination. Support business development, thought leadership, risk management, and team development. The role requires 8+ years of technology consulting, IT advisory, investigations, or expert services experience, strong analytical and report-writing skills, engagement management experience, and travel availability.

Leads technology dispute engagements involving software implementations, licensing, vendor delivery, source code, architecture, and technology program failures. Manages scoping, staffing, budgets, quality control, expert reports, rebuttals, and client coordination. Supports business development, thought leadership, risk management, and team development. The role requires technology consulting or expert-services experience, strong analytical and report-writing skills, engagement leadership, presentation abilities, and proficiency with Excel and PowerPoint.

Manages forensic investigations and disputes engagements involving economic damages, valuation, financial and accounting analysis, research, damages models, and expert reports. Communicates findings to experts, clients, counsel, and internal teams; manages staff and multiple engagements; and supports hearings, trials, and mediations. Requires strong analytical, quantitative, writing, presentation, and problem-solving skills, along with accounting, finance, economics, or related experience and a relevant professional credential.

Engineering Sciences interns support failure investigations, field inspections, laboratory testing, engineering calculations, technical research, data analysis, document review, and report development. They compare real-world conditions with designs and specifications, create technical visuals, analyze others’ reports, and communicate findings with clients and project teams. The role provides practical consulting experience across industries including energy, machinery, automotive, electronics, medical devices, and structures.

Support forensic engineering investigations through field and laboratory testing, inspections, calculations, data analysis, documentation review, drafting report text and demonstratives, analyzing technical reports, assisting client communications, and managing project schedules and budgets while pursuing professional development.

Perform forensic failure analyses for industrial facilities and consumer products, conduct lab tests and field inspections, draft and critique technical reports, manage project schedules and budgets, communicate with clients globally, and travel as needed to support investigations.

Perform technical code review and analysis for complex technology disputes, determine code provenance and function, prepare memos and expert reports, rebut other experts, support and prepare testifying experts, manage multiple engagements, review junior staff, and communicate findings to clients and counsel.

Perform technical code review and analysis to determine originality and function, prepare memos and expert reports, rebut other experts, communicate with counsel and clients, prepare testifying experts, manage multiple engagements, and supervise junior staff.