Digital Forensics Entry-Level - Geolocation Specialist

A career in digital forensics can be incredibly interesting, intellectually stimulating and rewarding. It offers the opportunity to use your technical skills to analyse a vast range of digital evidence to investigate all manner of different crimes. It also encourages the development of finely honed communication skills to assist the court in its pursuit of justice. If this is not a career you\'ve considered before, or want to know more about getting started, you can read more about establishing a career in Digital Forensics on our website.

Keith Borer Consultants is a leading name in Forensic Science Consultancy and Expert Witness services. We are looking for a dynamic self-starter who is passionate about digital technology and wants to start a career as a digital forensic scientist. This role focuses on the specialism of geolocation - this includes Cell Site Analysis, which focusses on the signals of mobile phones to establish where that phone has been, and Tachograph Analysis, which focusses on analysis of data from vehicles to establish the routes taken.

The position on offer is full time, based at our office in Durham and comes with on-the-job training that will be tailored to need and experience. Duties will include:

Communicating directly with customers to establish requirements and provide estimates

Analysis of Call Data Records and Radio Frequency Propagation survey results

Analysis of Tachograph data to establish the route of a vehicle

Preparation of written reports and mapping which are accurate and easy to understand

Peer reviewing the reports of colleagues

Advising Counsel, preparing joint expert statements and presenting evidence at Court

Assisting in progressing towards ISO 17025 accreditation, where relevant

Growing and developing our services, including engaging in marketing activities

To be considered for this role you will likely have a computing or digital forensics degree, be organised and diligent, self-motivated, organised, and able to take responsibility for your own workload. You will need to have excellent verbal and written communication skills, be a critical thinker and have good attention to detail. The ability to work efficiently and effectively, irrespective of deadline, is essential.

The standard working week for a full time employee is 37.5 hours, worked Monday to Friday with hours to be agreed between 08:00 and 17:30. Travel throughout the UK, Republic of Ireland and occasionally further afield is to be expected; flexibility will be required to accommodate this. A full UK driving licence is required.

Keith Borer Consultants prides itself on providing a supportive and nurturing working environment for all staff. Consultants are supported by Logistic Administrators who assist with day to day case management, and by a designated Team Leader and Mentor who are on hand to help with any operational challenges. Continuous Professional Development is actively promoted through in-house knowledge sharing and participation in external courses where appropriate.

In addition to a competitive salary, commensurate with relevant experience, we offer the following benefits:

33 days holiday including bank holidays

Pension Scheme (7.5% employer contribution with a minimum of 2.5% employee contribution)

Life assurance (Death in Service 4x base salary)

Perkbox Membership (Provides access to a wide range of high street discounts)

24-hour Employee Assistance Programme

Due to nature of the work we undertake, all applicants must have lived in the UK continuously for the past five years and will be required to gain and retain security clearance which we will arrange.

Keith Borer Consultants is a trading name of Orchid Cellmark Ltd, a Eurofins Group company. Company information can be found on our website.

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Salary: GBP 28800 - 43200 per year
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