The RelativityOne Developer will manage eDiscovery projects, customize RelativityOne applications, and ensure compliance with agency policies and federal regulations.
RelativityOne Developer
Location: REMOTE - must reside within CONUS - Preferably driving distance of Washington, DC
Clearance: Secret Clearance
Type: Exempt
About This Role
Seeking a RelativityOne Developer to support federal eDiscovery and data management initiatives. The developer will design, customize, and optimize RelativityOne applications and workflows to meet agency requirements. An active Secret clearance is required.
Responsibilities
- Lead and manage multiple eDiscovery projects using RelativityOne, from initial scoping through final production.
- Serve as the primary liaison between internal teams, government stakeholders, legal counsel, and technical partners.
- Develop project plans, timelines, and resource allocations aligned with federal requirements and security protocols.
- Oversee data ingestion, processing workflows, analytics, review setup, and production specifications.
- Ensure all work complies with agency policies, chain-of-custody standards, and applicable federal regulations.
- Provide subject‑matter expertise on RelativityOne features, best practices, and workflow optimization.
- Monitor project performance, identify risks, and implement mitigation strategies.
- Prepare status reports, metrics dashboards, and documentation for technical and non‑technical audiences.
- Support continuous improvement initiatives, including automation, process refinement, and quality assurance.
Required Qualifications
- Active Secret clearance
- 2+ years of Relativity or RelativityOne development experience
- Proficiency with Relativity APIs, .NET/C#, SQL, and cloud‑based development
- Strong understanding of eDiscovery processes and structured/unstructured data handling
- Experience working in secure or compliance‑driven environments
- Relativity Certified Developer (RCD) or Relativity certifications
- Experience supporting federal agencies or government contractors
- Familiarity with FedRAMP cloud environments and secure DevOps practices
About Us
IntelliDyne, LLC empowers government organizations through the delivery of quality, mission-aligned services and innovative, people-first IT solutions. IntelliDyne has earned the designation of a Top Workplace by providing an inclusive and supportive environment where employees have a voice and are challenged to provide innovative solutions to our clients of national, state, and local importance.
For individuals with disabilities who would like to request an accommodation, please contact [email protected] or 703-575-9715.
Top Skills
.Net/C#
Relativity Apis
SQL
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