Senior Associate, Complex Digital Events
Kroll
United States
The Role
This position involves examining digital evidence from varied systems to support complex investigations, including matters tied to active or potential litigation. Responsibilities include producing written and verbal findings, managing multiple cases under deadlines, and collaborating with senior investigators on engagement delivery.
Skills & Experience
Candidates need at least a year of experience in digital forensics, incident response or technical investigations, plus a technical background in software development, systems or engineering. Proficiency in Python, strong communication skills, and certifications such as SANS GCFE, GCFA or GREM are advantageous.
Who It Suits
Ideal for early-career forensic professionals with solid technical foundations who want to develop DFIR expertise within a structured, mentorship-driven environment, and who are comfortable traveling occasionally for client engagements.
Typical advertised salary for Digital Forensics roles in United States: $92,000–$154,000 (median $122,000 — from 221 recent listings analysed by Forensic Focus).
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Certifications mentioned: GCFA · GCFE · GREM · SANS — find training for these on the DFIR Training Finder.