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Digital Forensic Technician

Serious Fraud Office (UK)

London, England

Hybrid · Junior · Full-time

The Role

The Digital Forensic Unit handles all digital evidence seized or acquired during serious fraud investigations. Day-to-day work involves forensic imaging, mobile device extraction, preparing acquired data for ingestion into a case review platform, performing supplementary analysis to identify evidential material, and maintaining accurate evidence management records in line with regulatory standards.

Skills & Experience

Candidates should be familiar with digital evidence acquisition procedures, evidence continuity and integrity principles, and relevant frameworks including ISO 17025 and ACPO/NPCC guidelines. Experience with forensic imaging tools, mobile device extraction, and laboratory system maintenance is expected. Clear written communication for reporting findings to case teams is also required.

Who It Suits

This role suits an early-career digital forensics professional keen to develop within a structured, legally accountable government environment. Those with a background in forensic computing or a related discipline who thrive on methodical, process-driven work and want exposure to high-profile fraud investigations will find it an excellent opportunity.

Typical advertised salary for Digital Forensics roles in United Kingdom: £36,000–£52,000 (median £43,000 — from 64 recent listings analysed by Forensic Focus).

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Listed: 2026-08-28