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Digital Multimedia Evidence Unit Manager

Nottinghamshire Police

Nottingham, England

Onsite · Manager · Temporary

The Role

This position leads a specialist unit responsible for the forensic handling of digital multimedia evidence, including CCTV, audio and video material. Day-to-day responsibilities span managing team workloads, overseeing evidential processes, advising operational colleagues and partner agencies, attending court as an expert witness, and driving continuous improvement across the unit.

Skills & Experience

Candidates require extensive hands-on experience with digital multimedia evidence and forensic video analysis, alongside strong knowledge of MOPI, data protection legislation, and ISO accreditation standards. Experience supervising or managing teams in a technical or forensic setting is essential, as is the ability to communicate complex technical concepts clearly to varied audiences.

Who It Suits

This role suits a technically accomplished digital forensics professional who is ready to step into or build on a leadership position. Someone who thrives on balancing operational delivery with people development, is comfortable representing their specialism at regional and national level, and has the confidence to present evidence in court will find this role particularly 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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Listed: 2026-08-10