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Conduct English- and foreign-language research using public records, commercial databases, media, and online sources. Analyze and synthesize findings on companies and individuals, then write concise, objective reports assessing legitimacy, backgrounds, reputations, and risk. Manage multiple client assignments from start to finish while meeting deadlines and maintaining accuracy. The role supports anti-bribery, anti-corruption, vendor due diligence, screening, monitoring, and broader compliance investigations.

Manages financial investigations, forensic accounting, regulatory compliance, internal investigations, insider risk assessments, and consulting engagements. Responsibilities include case strategy, evidence gathering, investigative interviews, asset tracing, financial analysis, internal control testing, client presentations, report preparation, project management, quality review, team development, and client relationship expansion.

Provides commercial legal support for a B2B SaaS organization, leading complex enterprise negotiations and drafting agreements across multiple jurisdictions. Advises executives and cross-functional teams on contracts, privacy, cybersecurity, AI, data governance, and technology matters. Develops legal templates, playbooks, governance frameworks, compliance programs, and risk mitigation strategies while supporting product launches and partnerships. Manages outside counsel and improves legal operations, processes, and technology. The role is hybrid in Toronto and reports to the Chief Counsel.

Performs offensive security engagements, including network, wireless, web application, API, cloud, hardware, social engineering, and red team testing. Authors vulnerability and executive reports, presents findings and recommendations to clients, responds to inquiries, and contributes to improving assessment methodologies. Requires strong knowledge of Windows, Active Directory, Linux, networking, security architecture, penetration testing frameworks, and common offensive security tools.

The role involves developing business intelligence solutions, working with Power BI, and collaborating with stakeholders to create dashboards and reports that support strategic decision-making.

The Marketing Manager will lead marketing strategies for Kroll's Cyber and Data Resilience initiatives, focusing on brand visibility, business development, and multi-channel marketing execution.

The Corporate Counsel will provide commercial legal support, negotiate complex agreements, and ensure compliance in a B2B SaaS context, focusing on privacy and cybersecurity.

The Senior Business Analyst (Product Owner) manages enterprise data products, ensuring delivery aligns with business goals, fosters collaboration, and leads product strategy by maintaining a prioritized backlog and defining user experience standards.

Lead and manage incident response engagements and digital forensics investigations. Serve as case manager, mentor staff, deliver technical DFIR expertise, maintain client relationships, and ensure projects meet KPIs, budgets, and quality standards.