Digital Forensics Examiner

Loehrs Forensics

Phoenix, AZ

Hybrid · Mid · Full-time

The Role

Working across laboratory, remote, and on-site environments throughout the United States, the examiner collects and preserves digital evidence, conducts forensic acquisitions, performs artifact and timeline analysis, recovers deleted data, and produces clear, defensible reports for attorneys, investigators, and other case stakeholders.

Skills & Experience

Candidates should demonstrate proficiency with industry-standard digital forensics tools and methodologies, covering computers, mobile devices, storage media, and cloud sources. Experience conducting forensic imaging, validation, and artifact analysis is essential, along with the ability to document and communicate technical findings to both specialist and non-specialist audiences.

Who It Suits

This role suits a detail-oriented forensics professional comfortable working across civil and criminal matters for a varied client base, including legal defence teams and court-appointed counsel. Someone who values technical rigour, integrity, and producing work that directly influences case outcomes will thrive in this setting.

Typical advertised salary for Digital Forensics roles in United States: $90,000–$154,000 (median $120,000 — from 170 recent listings analysed by Forensic Focus).

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