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The Arizona Department of Public Safety is looking for an experienced professional to serve as a Computer Forensics Analyst. Under general supervision this position is responsible for performing forensic examination and evaluation of computer hardware, software, electronically stored data and other computer related evidentiary materials to assist with investigations of criminal activity. Performs related duties as assigned. Apply right away; recruitment may close without notice. Must successfully complete the examination process. Written Examination 40% Qualifications Appraisal Board (QAB) 60% Select here to review the Exam Plan document relating to the testing for this position. If you have a disability which may require an accommodation, please notify Human Resources in writing prior to the test date. Responsibilities Conduct forensic examination of electronic evidence, including computer-related equipment, network devices, and information systems. Physically disassemble and examine computers and related hardware. Use forensic software applications to analyze electronic media. Examine and analyze magnetic and optical media. Collect, transport, label, and secure evidence from crime scenes and/or during forensic processing. Work with investigators and prosecutors to assist in the preparation of search warrants, investigative information, and cases for court purposes. Prepare written report of forensic examination findings to include procedures used and evidence located. Testify in local, state, county and federal courts as an expert witness. Provide investigative and technical assistance to law enforcement agencies. Research legal issues and case law as it relates to computer forensics. Prepare and present a variety of training programs. Knowledge of Applicable federal, state, county, and/or city statutes, rules, regulations, ordinances, codes, administrative orders, case law, department policies and procedures. LANs, WANs, and computer systems including computer systems security and computer systems networks. Standard computer software including databases, spreadsheets, word documents, and operating systems. Internet, web browsers, search engines, and e‑mail systems. Forensic software. Legal terminology and court processes. Research methods related to forensic analysis. ANSI ASCII character sets as well as binary, decimal and hexadecimal. Skill in Examining and analyzing computer hardware, software, and electronically stored data pertaining to law enforcement investigations. Identifying, analyzing and documenting evidence of crimes. Interviewing suspects and witnesses. Providing expert testimony. Restoring deleted files and accessing secured data. Recognizing evidence of criminal activity. Training and instructing others in computer crimes analysis. Researching, reading, and interpreting technical/analytical data. Comprehending technical and non-technical materials. Prioritizing tasks to meet deadlines. Establishing and maintaining effective working relationships with staff, coworkers, and representatives from other agencies, including those contacted in the course of conducting business. Communicating orally and in writing. Researching, gathering, organizing and analyzing data and drawing logical conclusions. The use of computer software programs. Operating computer hardware, keyboards and peripheral devices. Reading, understanding, interpreting and applying statutes, rules, regulations, ordinances, codes, administrative orders, case law, policies, procedures, guidelines and directives. Ability to Present data in a clear and understandable manner. Exercise sound judgment in safeguarding/disseminating confidential or sensitive information. Communicate orally and in writing to all levels. Read, comprehend and interpret complex information including directions/instructions. Plan, organize, coordinate and prioritize multiple tasks and projects. Perform detailed work with a high degree of accuracy. Requires a high school diploma or GED and three (3) years of experience in computer forensics and/or computer operations, computer programming, computer systems analysis, criminal investigations, intelligence analysis, or closely related experience. Certification and/or training directly related to the field of computer forensics may substitute for years of experience on a case by case basis. Working Conditions / Physical Requirements Work is performed in an office setting. May be required to travel. May be required to carry up to 40 pounds. Additional Requirements Must be able to obtain a valid State of Arizona driver license. Must successfully complete the examination process. Progression to the next step requires an overall performance rating of at least "Standard" in the last 12 months. FSLA Status: Non-Exempt #J-18808-Ljbffr Arizona Department of Public Safety

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