AOUSC – Digital Forensics Analyst

The Role

This hybrid position, based in Washington, DC, supports a federal judiciary programme. Analysts conduct digital forensic examinations, performing disk, memory and registry analysis, applying industry-standard tools to investigate and preserve digital evidence in accordance with federal guidelines and chain of custody requirements.

Skills & Experience

Candidates need a minimum of three years in digital forensics and a relevant degree in Computer Science or Information Technology. Proficiency with tools such as Axiom, EnCase, FTK, X-Ways and Volatility is essential, alongside strong knowledge of file systems and OS artefacts including SRUM, Shellbags and Prefetch. An active Public Trust clearance is required.

Who It Suits

This role suits an experienced digital forensics professional comfortable operating within a structured federal environment. Someone who understands the rigour of evidence handling, is familiar with government compliance expectations, and can work effectively across both remote and onsite settings will thrive here.