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 examiners casework;...

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 Police...