Digital Forensics Practitioner
HM Revenue and Customs
Nottingham, England
The Role
This position sits within a specialist forensic unit that supports fraud investigations nationally. Day-to-day work encompasses assisting with warrant executions, preserving digital evidence, and conducting forensic analysis. The role operates under flexible working patterns, including weekend and out-of-hours availability, to meet operational demands.
Skills & Experience
Candidates should bring knowledge of digital forensics principles, including evidence preservation and analysis. Experience supporting investigative or compliance operations is advantageous. The role sits at Executive Officer grade within a government enforcement context, suggesting familiarity with formal evidential standards and structured casework processes.
Who It Suits
This role suits a methodical individual with a genuine interest in tackling financial crime through technical forensic work. Someone comfortable working flexibly, including unsociable hours, and who thrives contributing to high-stakes investigations within a structured, public-sector environment will find this position rewarding.
Typical advertised salary for Digital Forensics roles in United Kingdom: £40,000–£53,000 (median £45,000 — from 40 recent listings analysed by Forensic Focus).
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