Job description Job Summary The role primarily involves assisting in activities relating to digital imagery for use within the Criminal Justice System within a small forensic laboratory based in Birmingham. Ideal Candidate The position is ideal for an individual with a science-related background in digital image and video technology, with demonstratable skills in the latest techniques. Strong organisational and communication skills are of paramount importance, as is an unwavering attention to detail. A degree of autonomy and the ability to work efficiently is expected. No previous experience within the forensics sector is required as training can be provided in relation to such. Role & Responsibilities This is a multi-faceted role, covering a range of tasks. Expected responsibilities include: - Exhibit handling; - Enquiry handling; - Case management; - Imagery conversion; - Creation of video presentations; - Providing Peer Review of other...

Role:   Senior Digital Forensic Analyst Department:   Specialist Crime Services – Digital Forensic Unit Location:   Churchill Way, Sheffield Salary:   Band E (£30,777 - £35,484) - Salary negotiable depending on experience. Hours:   37 hours per week Contract Type:   Permanent   Role Purpose: We are seeking  an experienced Senior Digital Forensic Analyst based in Sheffield . Are you capable of combining technical ability with an investigative and analytical approach to case information? Do you want to be an integral member of a specialist unit that supports all levels of criminal investigations? This is an exciting opportunity to join SYP  Digital Forensics (DF) department who have secured a large investment to evolve services and increase capacity. You will be a technical leader, managing a team of Specialists, and developing techniques to be used across the Digital Forensic departments. Your time will be spent in a...

Ref:   22/35 Department:   Digitial Forensics Unit Location : Force Headquarters, Nettleham Salary/grade : Grade G (£23,817 to £26,865) Contract : Permanent Hours : 37 Residency / Vetting requirement : Management Vetting, 5 year residency Closing date : 5pm, Friday 27 May 2022 Interview date : To be confirmed The successful candidate will assist in conducting the forensic examination of computers and mobile digital devices for evidence in support of criminal investigations. They provide technical support to other investigators in order to give the Force an effective response to the investigation of all crimes that contain a digital footprint.  All Officers involved in carrying out functions in this role will do so in accordance with the principles of the Code of Ethics.  The aim of the Code of Ethics is to support each member of the policing profession to deliver the highest professional standards in their service to the public. Shift pattern The standard shift...

Job Purpose   To undertake operational tasks such as the analysis of a wide range of computer systems supplied for forensic examination. Produce written reports and statements relating to this work for possible presentation in court   Key Responsibilities and Accountabilities   Provide written estimates to both the prosecution and defence for the forensic examination of digital equipment. Develop examination strategies on a case-by-case basis in order to prepare outline summaries of proposed work programmes to agreed costs Organise your own day to day casework activities in order to ensure that cases are carried out efficiently, to the required standards and cost, in accordance with good work practise and quality systems. To work in accordance with best scientific and commercial practice to deliver, often complex, computer investigation related projects on time, within budget and to the appropriate quality Attend customer premises to advise and assist...

Job Purpose   To undertake operational tasks such as the analysis of a wide range of mobile devices supplied for forensic examination. Produce written reports and statements relating to this work for possible presentation in court   Key Responsibilities   Provide written estimates to both the prosecution and defence for the forensic examination of digital equipment. Develop examination strategies on a case-by-case basis in order to prepare outline summaries of proposed work programmes to agreed costs Organise your own day to day casework activities in order to ensure that cases are carried out efficiently, to the required standards and cost, in accordance with good work practise and quality systems. To work in accordance with best scientific and commercial practice to deliver, often complex, computer investigation related projects on time, within budget and to the appropriate quality Produce appropriate reports and delivery expert evidence on findings...

Play your part within one of the largest collaborative policing units in the country. Our diligent and forward-thinking Digital Intelligence and Investigations Unit, as part of the East Midlands Special Operations Unit (EMSOU), are looking for a Digital Forensic Specialist to join the team on a full-time, permanent basis. Here at EMSOU, we deliver specialist capabilities on behalf of the five East Midlands police forces, focusing on intelligence gathering and the disruption and investigation of serious and organised crime. As our Digital Forensic Specialist, you’ll use appropriate digital forensic techniques to identify and acquire evidence and intelligence held on digital devices, media and within networks as part of criminal investigations. Working within the quality frameworks such as IS0 17025 and 17020, you will share your specialist knowledge and tactical advice across the organisation, including attending scenes to recover evidence, processing and interpreting...

We are looking for a Digital Forensics Unit Technical Manager on a full time, permanent basis. As the digital forensics technical lead for Derbyshire Constabulary, you will maintain and develop the Force’s UKAS accreditation and uphold quality standards. Drawing upon your expertise in digital forensics, as well as your knowledge of digital device examinations, you will ensure adherence to BS EN ISO/IEC 17025 and the Forensic Science Regulator’s Codes of Practice and Conduct, focusing on digital devices and the evidence extracted, such as text messages, videos, audio files, pictures and internet searches. You’ll have responsibility for, and oversee technical operations and quality of all laboratory activities,. This will involve conducting internal audits and peer reviews to ensure that standards are upheld, and that policies and procedures are always correctly followed, validating evidence that is permissible and can support the prosecution of offenders. Adopting a...

Use your expertise in digital forensics to make a positive difference to the lives of victims and bring offenders to justice. We have an exciting, new opportunity for a Digital Forensics Unit Technical Manager to join our forward thinking and innovative Digital Hub, on a full time, permanent basis. Working alongside two Technical Managers, each with their own area of specialism, you will oversee the processing and management of audio-visual forensics, including electronic storage devices and CCTV. Delivering an efficient and high-quality digital service to the force, the community and the Criminal Justice System, you will be responsible for preparing and creating audio visual evidence that can be presented in court, such as CCTV compilations and body mapping images, supporting the prosecution of offenders. In adherence to ISO17025 standards and the Forensic Science Regulator’s Codes of Conduct, you’ll develop methods and processes that cover all technical aspects and...

Are you an experienced digital forensics practitioner with a passion for quality? Are you looking for a challenge or to expand your experience? Are you looking for an opportunity to give something back by improving quality in the forensic community? UKAS is currently looking for Digital Forensic Experts to work with us as Independent Technical Assessors. The Role: Digital Technical Assessors attend organisations that are seeking or maintaining accreditation, as a critical part of the Assessment Team to confirm conformity and compliance to specific accreditation standards, mainly ISO 17025 and/or 17020 and the FSR Codes of Practice. Technical Assessors generally continue to work with their current employer, maintaining up to date knowledge in their field, and deliver the Technical Assessors role contracted either through their employer or in their own time (if agreed with their employer). Many of our current Digital Technical Assessors continue to work within...