Senior Digital Forensics Analyst
Current• Apply knowledge of computer system principles, automated data processing functions, and metadata structures to develop solutions to user requirements.• Apply industry accepted digital forensics principles when acquiring, collecting, and preserving structured and unstructured data according to established procedures and protocols. • Perform forensic, forensically sound, and non-forensic data collection and processing on various electronic storage devices including desktops, laptops, servers, and mobile devices and well as on electronically stored information in support of Federal government criminal and civil investigations and litigation support matters; create forensic images, decompress and extract documents from compound files; export native file, and create load ready files for various hosted eDiscovery platforms (e.g., Recommind, Concordance, Relativity, and Clearwell)• Utilize industry accepted forensic tools such as EnCase, FTK, NUIX, and Cellebrite. • Research and maintain proficiency in tools, techniques, and trends. • Prepare clear and comprehensive notes and reports of findings; provides oral and written communications to legal staff concerning results of examinations to include legal declarations as well as testimony at trial. • Collaborate with other forensic analysts, law enforcement officers, and legal experts. • Comply with standards, policies, and procedures established for a forensics laboratory including accreditation requirements, supplements, criteria, and interpretations as it applies to digital evidence.