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Digital Forensic Specialist

County of Davidson

Lexington, NC

Onsite · Mid · Full-time · $29.81 - $38.01 an hour

The Role

This civilian position within a law enforcement Evidence Division supports investigative operations through digital evidence processing, retention, and crime analysis. Day-to-day work includes operating and maintaining the digital forensics laboratory, attending crime scenes to collect or triage digital evidence, preparing reports, and occasionally providing expert testimony in legal proceedings.

Skills & Experience

Candidates should demonstrate a working knowledge of digital forensics principles and laboratory practices. A willingness to pursue vendor-specific certifications is essential, with training potentially involving multi-week courses. Experience collaborating with law enforcement stakeholders, including detectives, prosecutors, and defense attorneys, is advantageous.

Who It Suits

This role suits a detail-oriented professional who handles sensitive and often disturbing investigative material with discretion and integrity. It is well suited to someone comfortable working flexible hours, including weekends and on-call arrangements, and who values structured supervision while building specialist expertise within a public-sector law enforcement environment.

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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Listed: 2026-07-13