Computer Forensic Examiner, Computer Crimes
Virginia Office of the Attorney General
Richmond, VA
The Role
This position involves conducting computer forensic examinations and supporting criminal investigations into offences including child exploitation, identity theft, computer fraud, and computer trespass. The examiner collaborates with federal, state, and local law enforcement, engages with technology professionals, and presents to public and professional groups on internet and computer crime issues.
Skills & Experience
Strong verbal and written communication skills and solid computer proficiency are essential. At least one year of law enforcement experience in computer forensics or criminal investigations, particularly involving computer crime or child exploitation, is preferred. Relevant academic coursework in digital forensics may also be considered in lieu of experience.
Who It Suits
This role suits a detail-oriented professional with a background in law enforcement who is comfortable working across agency boundaries and communicating complex technical matters to diverse audiences. Those with a passion for tackling cybercrime and protecting vulnerable populations will find this public-sector position especially rewarding.
Typical advertised salary for Digital Forensics roles in United States: $90,000–$154,000 (median $120,000 — from 170 recent listings analysed by Forensic Focus).
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