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Investigative Computer Analyst

Queensland Police Service

Brisbane, Queensland

Onsite · Mid · Full-time

The Role

This position sits within a specialist Digital Forensics Unit supporting Queensland Police investigations. Day-to-day work involves conducting advanced analysis of complex digital evidence, reconstructing digital activities across diverse platforms, attending crime scenes at short notice, and delivering expert evidence in court or via affidavit. State-wide travel may be required.

Skills & Experience

Candidates must demonstrate expertise in digital forensic analysis techniques and tools, the ability to interpret complex data flows and system interactions, and experience presenting technical findings to non-technical audiences including courts and investigators. Involvement in training development and forensic methodology is also expected.

Who It Suits

This role suits an experienced digital forensics professional seeking a meaningful public-sector career with access to cutting-edge tools and rare training opportunities. Those comfortable providing expert testimony and working across diverse and serious crime types, including child endangerment and fraud, will thrive here.

Typical advertised salary for Digital Forensics roles in Australia: A$108,000–A$138,000 (median A$128,000 — from 16 recent listings analysed by Forensic Focus).

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Listed: 22 Sep 2026