Typical work assignments will include: Providing technical litigation support to Health Care Fraud (HCF) civil trial teams in order to facilitate litigation decisions, trial preparation and trial presentation; Applying knowledge of Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and of Evidence, court requirements, and district practices to determine the best way to organize and manage case-specific discovery and then using discovery to prove the case by determining what evidence should be presented and how it should be presented; Recommending and identifying appropriate software packages such as: databases, spreadsheets and word processing applications based on the effectiveness of presenting complex and voluminous evidence, producing graphic demonstrative evidence, and/or meeting individual user needs; Preparing exhibits for legal proceedings which may involve a wide range of visual materials including charts, graphs, diagrams, etc. Examples of specialized experience for this position include: (1) working in a law office providing technical assistance to litigation teams on case management and discovery; (2) reviewing, analyzing, and summarizing voluminous documents; (3) organizing and managing case-specific discovery; (4) using automated litigation support technology such as Eclipse, Relativity, Case Map, or related programs to organize case information for retrieving and indexing digital evidence; and (5) performing legal research and writing.