Digital Forensic Technician - HC617278

TN United Kingdom; Portsmouth; On-site; GBP 27,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a forward-thinking organization as a Digital Forensic Technician, where you'll tackle challenging cases and support investigation teams across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. This exciting role involves forensic acquisitions, managing exhibits, and providing technical advice to officers. You'll receive bespoke training and mentorship to excel in this critical field. If you're passionate about technology and forensic science, this is the perfect opportunity to make a significant impact while ensuring the integrity of digital evidence. Embrace a rewarding career in a supportive environment dedicated to professional development.

Qualifications

• Experience in digital forensics and evidence management.
• Ability to communicate findings effectively.

Responsibilities

• Manage exhibits and conduct early analysis of digital evidence.
• Provide technical advice and maintain records of forensic processes.

Skills

Digital Forensics

Technical Analysis

Evidence Management

Communication Skills

Education

Relevant Degree in Forensics or IT

Tools

Forensic Acquisition Tools

Screening Devices

Job description

Job Title:

Digital Forensic Technician - HC613207

Location:

Portsmouth University

Salary:

Scale 5, £27,789 - £29,874 per annum

Hours:

37 per week

Contract:

Permanent

Closing Date:

Sunday 29th September at 23:59 hours

Overview

As a Digital Forensic Technician, you will be involved in challenging cases of digital forensics work, supporting investigation teams across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. You will undertake forensic acquisitions following NPCC guidelines and ISO 17025 standards, involving disassembling digital devices and documenting actions taken. Successful candidates will receive bespoke training, including mentorship and external courses. Note: The role involves working with child abuse material, with support measures in place for wellbeing.

About The Role

Your responsibilities include supporting the Digital Forensics Group by managing exhibits, conducting early analysis, and reporting findings. Specific duties include:

1. Processing exhibits in/out, maintaining records, organizing storage, backups, and equipment.
2. Carrying out triage to prioritize exhibits based on evidential potential.
3. Scheduling work and communicating results effectively.
4. Staying updated on technological and forensic developments.
5. Providing technical advice to officers.
6. Managing workload to meet deadlines and court timescales.
7. Delivering consistent and effective service.

High Tech Crime Unit Accountabilities

1. Processing exhibits and extracting evidential data promptly for examination.
2. Managing viewing of evidential data by officers.
3. Performing low-level examinations and producing detailed reports.
4. Advising OIC on evidence relevance.

Phone Examination Unit Accountabilities

1. Using on-area screening devices effectively.
2. Conducting audits of screening devices.