Redaction Specialist

Posted 3 days ago

insight globalMesa (AZ)

Public Relations SpecialistsOther Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities

SENIORITY

Mid

About the role

Position: Redaction Specialist Location: Mesa, AZShift: Monday - Thursday 6:30-5 Duration: 1 year contract with extensions PR: $22-$25Starte date: ASAP A company in the Public Safety space is seeking a sharp and driven Redaction Specialist to support their redaction procedures. In this role, you'll be playing a key role in supporting the redaction process and managing digital evidence for sharing. You will be looked upon as an expert in the use of their products to achieve timely production of redacted evidence and will work closely with multiple cross-functional teams to establish a high-functioning process and overcome challenges, to ensure technical quality of redactions. As someone that wears multiple hats, you will continually be focused on making your customer more efficient and more confident within their daily workflows.Day to Day:Achieve proficiency in redaction process, including the interpretation of redaction guidelinesProvide technical assistance to county precincts, troubleshoot devices and assist with product trainingAnalyze data and create reports for agency leadershipManage all duties within the scope of product-specific role assignmentsInterpret policy and law to advise best practices to county leadershipProvide feedback to continuously improve the client's public safety program and ensure customer satisfactionParticipate in regular meetings with the embedded team, county representatives and external agenciesUtilize strong communication and organizational skills to meet client objectives, customer expectations and complete tasks with regard to priority statusREQUIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE1+ years' experience criminal justice exposure (public safety/emergency medical/911 dispatch)Sharp personality and desire to grow with the companyProficient with Windows OS, mobile devices, and cloud-based solutionsRedaction experience on body worn cameras

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