Forensics Technician

Overview The Forensic Analyst leads, conducts, and assists in data preservation and digital investigations in complex litigation cases by leveraging knowledge of digital forensic tools, technology and protocols related to the collection and management of electronically stored information (ESI) from a wide variety of data sources.

The analyst performs investigative work and data collections as part of a forensics and collections team.

Responsibilities

Works internally with colleagues in the planning and execution of data preservation using the most appropriate and legally defensible solutions Performs investigative analysis activities for a variety of digital devices, computers, storage media, servers, networks, and cloud-based services, including seizure and retention of mobile phones and handheld devices where needed.

Performs data restoration and data conversion to prepare data for processing and hosting Displays sound knowledge and expertise of common operating systems and applications and exhibits an aptitude for problem solving in a methodical manner consistent with forensic protocols Follows Digital Forensic good practice methodologies (ISO17025 standard and ACPO Principles of Digital Evidence) in all aspects of the forensic and eDiscovery workflow Assists with and independently conducts the forensic examination of data and prepares expert reports and other expert witness documentation related to investigations Displays competence in oral delivery of complex technical information to non-technical clients Displays high degree of comfort operating in a client-facing environment and meeting the needs of clients Ability to be responsive to internal and external communications Has the ability to make well-reasoned decisions “on the spot” and execute on the plan Qualifications Minimum Education Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in forensic computing or equivalent relevant experience Minimum Experience Requirements: 1 to 3 years of progressively responsible experienc