Senior Forensics Associate EMEA
Lighthouse Document Technologies Inc.
London, England
The Role
The role centres on conducting forensically sound collections of electronically stored information from endpoints, mobile devices, servers and cloud repositories — both onsite and remotely. Day-to-day responsibilities include data extraction and analysis in support of investigations and litigation, custodian interviews, evidence logging, chain-of-custody management and client status updates.
Skills & Experience
Candidates should bring two to four years of digital forensics experience and hold at least one relevant certification such as EnCE, CCE, CFCE or CISSP. Proficiency with industry-standard tools — including EnCase, FTK, X-Ways, Cellebrite UFED, Cellebrite Inspector and Axiom — is expected, alongside strong knowledge of file systems, hardware and networking concepts.
Who It Suits
This role suits an experienced forensic practitioner comfortable working independently across varied engagements, including out-of-hours and on-call work. Those with backgrounds spanning law enforcement, eDiscovery or security technology who want to develop within a collaborative, litigation-focused forensics team will find the environment well matched to their skills.
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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Certifications mentioned: EnCE · CFCE · CCE · CISSP — find training for these on the DFIR Training Finder.





