Job Vacancies: Digital Forensic Analysts & Investigators – Central London

Do you want to join the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) and help us combat serious economic crime?

We are recruiting for two Analysts and two Investigators to join our Digital Forensics Unit.

The Digital Forensic Unit (DFU) is responsible for the handling of all digital evidence seized or acquired by the Serious Fraud Office. This includes the collection of evidence on site, forensic processing of any items seized or received from third parties, and the processing of these items into a medium that Case Teams can access through the SFO Digital Review System (DRS).The team works closely with the Case teams and third party suppliers to ensure that required material is delivered in a timely and appropriate manner.

DFU Investigators and Analysts are required to carry out a number of tasks on daily basis working alongside other analysts and investigators. These tasks can include Forensic imaging and acquisition, liaising with case teams, elements of eDiscovery and reporting clear and concise details of progress and findings.

Digital Forensic Analyst
Salary: 26,787-29,847
Location: Central London
Number of vacancies: 2


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Digital Forensic Investigator
Salary: 32,628 – 36,550
Location: Central London
Number of vacancies: 2

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About Us

The SFO is a specialist prosecuting authority tackling the top level of serious or complex fraud, bribery and corruption.

We are part of the UK criminal justice system covering England, Wales and Northern Ireland, but not Scotland, the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands. We are a unique law enforcement organisation in that we both investigate and prosecute cases. We are set up this way because these kinds of cases are complicated and lawyers and investigators need to work together from the beginning. Our investigative casework involves high profile complex acquisitive crimes often with many victims and significant multi million pound losses. We work closely with our colleagues across the criminal justice and regulatory sectors both here in the UK and abroad to address the growing threat from economic crime and to get justice and compensation for its victims

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