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Become an eDiscovery Subject-Matter Expert
Help the eDiscovery Certification Council keep professional learning, certification and knowledge resources relevant, practical and informed by real-world expertise.
Why contribute?
Turn professional experience into wider professional value
Subject-matter experts can help strengthen the quality and relevance of the Council’s educational ecosystem.
Review learning material
Help assess technical accuracy, clarity and practical relevance.Support certification quality
Provide specialist input that can strengthen domains, learning objectives and assessment content.Contribute to the Knowledge Hub
Support authoritative articles, glossary definitions, checklists and professional guidance.Build professional visibility
Where agreed, receive appropriate attribution for approved contributions.Join a specialist community
Connect your expertise with a wider professional learning and certification mission.Who should apply?
We welcome credible practitioners and specialists
Potential contributors may come from eDiscovery, eDisclosure, digital forensics, legal technology, information governance, privacy, AI, cloud platforms, investigations, litigation support, project management and related fields.
What we will need
A simple, professional application
Professional background
Your current role, relevant experience and principal areas of expertise.Evidence of expertise
Relevant qualifications, certifications, publications, projects or professional experience.Areas of contribution
Subjects you can review or contribute to, and the type of contribution you are interested in.Conflicts & independence
Any vendor, employer or commercial relationships relevant to the work you may review.Interested in becoming a Subject-Matter Expert?
Send the eDiscovery Certification Council a short introduction covering your expertise and the areas where you would like to contribute.
Express Your Interest