Job Description
Description
SAIC is seeking a Document Management Analyst to support the OCGS (Organized Crime and Gangs Unit) within DOJ. This position will be on site in Washington DC.
Organized Crime and Gang Section (OCGS) coordinates the Department's program to combat
organized crime. The principal enforcement efforts are currently directed against international
organized crime groups, which pose serious threats to the well-being of Americans and the
stability of our economy.
OCGS supervises and assists in the investigation and prosecution of organized crime cases in
United States Attorney's Offices across the country. These cases involve a broad spectrum of
criminal statutes, including extortion, murder, bribery, fraud, money-laundering narcotics, and
labor racketeering.
In a more specialized context, OCGS also coordinates the Department's labor-management
racketeering program. OCGS provides expert advice and litigation support to prosecutors and
investigators pursuing corruption and abuse involving labor-management relations, internal
union affairs and employee pension and health plans in the private sector
OCGS prosecutors investigate and prosecute important gang cases, formulate violent crime and
gang prosecution policy, assist and coordinate with USAOs on legal issues and multi-district
cases, and work with numerous domestic and foreign law enforcement agencies to construct and
coordinate effective enforcement strategies. OCGS also maintains responsibility over all
domestic violent crime and firearms related statutes within the United States Code.
Works under the direction of a Supervisory Paralegal or a Project Supervisor. Work products are reviewed prior to submission; however, often develops these products with minimal direct supervision other than written guidelines. In addition to functions performed by Paralegals, described below, performs moderately complex legal research; synopsizes transcripts of hearings and oral arguments for attorney use; reviews case related materials and, for example, identifies potentially conflicting statements or areas requiring further investigation; writes preliminary drafts of simple legal memoranda and correspondence. Contact mostly with other Contractor staff, but occasional contact with trial staff may be required.
Organized Crime and Gang Section (OCGS) coordinates the Department's program to combat
organized crime. The principal enforcement efforts are currently directed against international
organized crime groups, which pose serious threats to the well-being of Americans and the
stability of our economy.
OCGS supervises and assists in the investigation and prosecution of organized crime cases in
United States Attorney's Offices across the country. These cases involve a broad spectrum of
criminal statutes, including extortion, murder, bribery, fraud, money-laundering narcotics, and
labor racketeering.
In a more specialized context, OCGS also coordinates the Department's labor-management
racketeering program. OCGS provides expert advice and litigation support to prosecutors and
investigators pursuing corruption and abuse involving labor-management relations, internal
union affairs and employee pension and health plans in the private sector
OCGS prosecutors investigate and prosecute important gang cases, formulate violent crime and
gang prosecution policy, assist and coordinate with USAOs on legal issues and multi-district
cases, and work with numerous domestic and foreign law enforcement agencies to construct and
coordinate effective enforcement strategies. OCGS also maintains responsibility over all
domestic violent crime and firearms related statutes within the United States Code.
Works under the direction of a Supervisory Paralegal or a Project Supervisor. Work products are reviewed prior to submission; however, often develops these products with minimal direct supervision other than written guidelines. In addition to functions performed by Paralegals, described below, performs moderately complex legal research; synopsizes transcripts of hearings and oral arguments for attorney use; reviews case related materials and, for example, identifies potentially conflicting statements or areas requiring further investigation; writes preliminary drafts of simple legal memoranda and correspondence. Contact mostly with other Contractor staff, but occasional contact with trial staff may be required.
Qualifications
Three years of experience on major litigation support projects or undergraduate degree
·Relativity experience
Excellent writing skills and oral communication capabilities
Ability to obtain a DOJ Public Trust security clearance
Overview
SAIC is a premier technology integrator solving our nation's modernization and readiness challenges. Our offerings across defense, space, civilian, and intelligence markets include high-end solutions in engineering, IT, and mission outcomes. We integrate the best components from our portfolio with our partner's ecosystem to deliver innovative and effective solutions. We are 25,500 strong; driven by mission, united by purpose, and inspired by opportunities. Headquartered in Reston, VA, SAIC has annual revenues of nearly $7.1 billion. For information, visit saic.com or Working at SAIC for benefits details. SAIC is an Equal Opportunity Employer empowering people no matter their race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or veteran status. We strive to create a diverse, inclusive and respectful work culture that values all.
