Digital Forensic Technician
Infotrend
Lorton, VA
The Role
This position involves supporting a forensic laboratory through the full evidence lifecycle, from seizure and imaging at search locations to documentation, reporting, and court testimony. Day-to-day duties include maintaining chain of custody, performing tool validation, assisting with accreditation, and delivering organised case records to clients.
Skills & Experience
Candidates must hold a relevant bachelor’s degree alongside either a CompTIA A+ certification or a recognised industry digital forensics certification from an accredited body. Practical experience with forensic imaging tools, evidence preservation best practices, and the ability to produce clear, repeatable written reports are essential requirements.
Who It Suits
This role suits a methodical, early-career professional eager to develop hands-on laboratory experience within a rigorous, accredited forensic environment. Someone comfortable interfacing with investigators, supporting legal proceedings, and contributing to quality assurance processes will thrive here. A security clearance eligibility is likely necessary given the location and nature of the work.
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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