Principal Digital Forensics Examiner Jobs
Principal Digital Forensics Examiner Jobs
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Manager
About the role
- Work with the NDOC Government Lead to create and maintain a detailed work plan to include specific tasks, assignments, task dependencies, milestones, and schedule for processing direct forensic and non-forensic data collections
- Work with senior leadership to establish and implement program goals and provide key performance metrics to establish a strategic baseline
- Establish clear expectations and goals to drive and evaluate forensic examiner work products
- Build and maintain qualified, full-time staff and a pipeline or surge staff according to customer and mission priorities
- Maintain awareness of emerging capabilities and technologies, and create relevant training plans to ensure continue mission accomplishment
- Act as a bridge for the complex gap between the non-technical functions of management and the technical requirements of a computer forensics mission and its personnel
- Oversee personnel performing forensic examinations and and complex analysis to include preservation, acquisition, processing, analysis, and reporting
- Ensure compliance with digital forensics standards, policies, and procedures
- Provide consultation, training, assistance and mentorship throughout the digital forensics process
- Identify techniques, processes, and procedures to enhance the growth and maturity of the NDOC forensics program
- Develop and present oral and written communications to include clear and comprehensive case notes and findings and presentations to government stakeholders
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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