Investigative Forensic Support Analyst
nxtkeyDenver (CO)
About the role
Company Description:
NXTKey Corporation has been delivering Information Technology, Information management, Information Assurance (IA) and cybersecurity solutions to US Federal Government and Commercial Clients since 2005.
Job Description:
Possess a working knowledge of current investigative techniques relating the acquiring, preserving, analyzing, and summarizing large volumes of investigative data and preparing analytical products in support of law enforcement operations. Work closely with investigative personnel as technical experts to obtain, review and analyze source document(s) and statistical information to identify information pertinent to ongoing investigations. Determine relevancy of investigative information as related to priority intelligence requirements and organize and conduct detailed examinations of information gathered during complex criminal and civil investigations. Develop methodology to exploit investigative information, to include conducting periodic progress reviews, as well as coordinating and completing quality control of all work products. Resolve any problems and questions concerning data to be entered. Provide investigative support, in on-scene, phone, and collaboration tools for forensic tools, processes, systems. Develop written and/or oral legal testimony to courts or administrative authorities. Technology transfer, prototyping, development, and piloting of technologies, products, or code.
Qualifications:
Formal training in Digital Forensics. Current professional certifications such as: IACIS Certified Forensic Computer Examiner (CFCE)BCERT / ACERTSANS (GCFE, GCFA, or equivalent)Prior federal or state Law Enforcement experience as a Digital Investigator may be substituted for specific certification requirements, subject to agency approval.
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