Digital Forensics Examiner

Role overview Conduct digital forensic investigations that help explain data and system events in complex cases, including matters involving loss or litigation. You’ll examine digital evidence, connect technical findings to investigative questions, and communicate conclusions clearly to clients and, when needed, in court.

Responsibilities - Examine digital media and data sources using established forensic tools, including EnCase. - Research, analyze, and correlate information to develop findings about an investigation. - Work with clients throughout casework and support awareness of forensic services. - Maintain clear, detailed notes and prepare reports suitable for legal scrutiny. - Present findings as an expert witness when required. - Manage multiple assignments while communicating technical conclusions to different audiences.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in computer science, electrical engineering, or a related field. - EnCE certification or substantial hands-on experience with EnCase. - At least three years of computer forensics and information security experience. - At least three years diagnosing security breaches, firewall issues, or network security problems. - At least three years of software and hardware testing experience. - Strong written and verbal communication skills, including comfort presenting to groups.

Nice to have - Experience analyzing hard drive failures or circuit and mechanical failures. - Familiarity with law firms or insurers. - Ability to work in a second language.

Benefits and work setup The role offers competitive pay and benefits, a collaborative team environment, and professional development opportunities.