http://www.theiai.org/jobs/ Forensic jobs posted on the International Association for Identification web site Copyright 2012 International Association for Identification en-us http://www.theiai.org/jobs/sanfrancisco3.php This is the first-level supervisory classification in the Fingerprint Technician series. A Fingerprint Technician III supervises Fingerprint Technicians I/II engaged in finger and palm printing and photographing of prisoners and job applicants. Essential functions of the job include: Supervise, train and evaluate one or more Fingerprint Technicians I/II; perform the most complex fingerprint identifications, using a variety of scientific, photographic and analytical techniques and instruments, such as Live Scan, NCIC Classification System and IAFIS; resolve discrepancies in records and findings; provide court testimony; securely maintain confidential files; document data and findings; interact with the public, other departmental personnel and law enforcement agencies. A Fingerprint Technician III must be willing to work day, night, weekend, holiday, and/or rotating shifts as needed. Working conditions involve making simple, repeated movements of the hands, fingers, and wrists; grasping and manipulating small objects to fingerprint individuals; performing precise, demanding work with accuracy for extended periods of time; seeing, focusing, and comparing details of finger and palms prints at a close range. A Fingerprint Technician III also performs related duties as required. theiai_job_1343 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/lasvegas2.php Incumbents perform a variety of scientific laboratory examinations and analyses on physical evidence in toxicology, interpret test results, formulate conclusions, and prepare reports. Incumbents also provide scientific assistance to external parties and testify in court as an expert witness. theiai_job_1342 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/lasvegas.php Incumbents perform a variety of scientific laboratory examinations and analyses on physical evidence in toxicology, interpret test results, formulate conclusions, and prepare reports. Incumbents also provide scientific assistance to external parties and testify in court as an expert witness. theiai_job_1341 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/anokaco3.php The Anoka County Sheriff's Office and Tri County Regional Forensic Laboratory is accepting applications for two Forensic Scientist II positions to work in the DNA section of the laboratory. The positions would assume the roles of a DNA scientist and Local CODIS Administrator for the Laboratory. theiai_job_1340 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/anokaco2.php The Anoka County Sheriff's Office and Tri County Regional Forensic Laboratory is accepting applications for the position of Forensic Scientist III to work in the new DNA section of the laboratory. The position would assume the role of Technical Leader for the Forensic DNA Testing Laboratories. This is a start-up position and as such, offers a great career opportunity for someone who desires input, decision making, and a direct hand in the establishment of the forensic DNA section. theiai_job_1339 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/anokaco.php The Anoka County Sheriff's Office and Tri County Regional Forensic Laboratory is accepting applications for the position of Forensic Scientist II to work in the Drug Chemistry-Blood/Urine Alcohol section of the laboratory. theiai_job_1338 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/stockton.php Senior Evidence Technician performs complex and lead work in the collection and processing of crime scene evidence. Performs latent and/or ballistics identification. theiai_job_1337 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/american_systems.php AMERICAN SYSTEMS is looking for Latent Print Photographers! This position is responsible for supporting the building and operating of a team of forensic photography specialists in support of a government agency mission. This person will demonstrate the ability to perform and administer laboratory operations supporting forensic latent print photography and photography processing in accordance with established practices and procedures. Must be effective communicator in both oral and written products. The individual will be able to apply scientific and administrative concepts and procedures and streamline those activities to maximize throughput while maintaining strict high quality standards. Create, implement, problem solve, change if necessary, and maintain as appropriate, policies and procedures to effect optimum efficiency and effectiveness in the photographic section of the forensic latent print processing. Should have knowledge of law enforcement and DOD forensic methods and practices and be capable of working easily with both approaches to forensic analyses. Requires understanding of analysis techniques for recovery and analysis of fingerprint, DNA and trace evidence. theiai_job_1336 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/virginia_dfs.php The Virginia Department of Forensic Science is seeking a court qualified applicant to perform a full range of functions to recover and examine latent finger, palm and foot prints for identification purposes. The work location will be in our Northern Laboratory, located in Manassas. Duties of the position include: Document examinations, prepare reports of findings for use by the criminal justice system and testify in court as an expert witness. Communicate with medical and legal officials on testing procedures, results, and conclusions. Instruct law enforcement officials on the handling of evidence. Overnight travel is required and employee will provide own transportation as required. theiai_job_1334 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/atsolutions3.php Latent Print Technicians process a wide range of complex forensic material associated with IEDs. theiai_job_1333 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/atsolutions2.php Latent Print Technicians process a wide range of complex forensic material associated with IEDs. theiai_job_1332 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/atsolutions.php Latent Print Examiners perform comparisons of friction ridge detail, perform administrative and technical reviews and report the results. theiai_job_1331 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/hillsborough2.php The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office seeks applicants for a Director of Forensic Services. Applicants must have verifiable experience and knowledge of crime scene investigation procedures, equipment, chemistry, and current/emerging technology. As well as, experience and knowledge of fingerprint-related issues to include classification, latent print comparisons, current/emerging technology, and courtroom testimony procedures. theiai_job_1330 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/army.php US Army Criminal Investigation Laboratory is looking for forensic students (recently graduated or graduating this spring) and experienced forensic scientists. theiai_job_1328 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/plano.php The City of Plano, Texas is looking for a Criminalist. theiai_job_1327 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/six3systems5.php The Program Manager will work with the Terrorist Explosive Device Analytical Center (TEDAC) Latent Management team to provide competent leadership and responsible project direction through successful performance of a variety of detailed, diverse elements of project management tasks. The PM will be responsible for Planning, Staffing, Leadership, Communicating and Coordinating, Task Management, developing Operational Concepts, and implementing procedures (Quality Assurance) to increase efficiency while maintaining maximum economy of operations. More... theiai_job_1324 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/six3systems4.php QA Specialists administer the quality assurance program of the contract. theiai_job_1323 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/six3systems3.php Senior Latent Print Examiners perform comparisons of friction ridge detail, perform administrative and technical reviews and report the results. Examiners will interact with other forensic staff to ensure a high quality product. Examiners will provide training and mentorship to Contractor and FBI personnel to provide a highly trained staff. theiai_job_1322 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/six3systems2.php Latent Print Technicians process a wide range of complex forensic material associated with IEDs. Technicians will recognize and aid in recovery of Latent Prints on evidence. theiai_job_1321 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/six3systems.php Latent Print Photographers capture high resolution images of latent prints on a wide range of complex forensic material associated with IEDs. Photographers will recognize developed latent prints and preserve them in a manner to ensure that the images are correctly captured and retrievable. Photographers will process images using advanced imaging software, prepare detailed notes of work and preserve images on non-rewritable media. theiai_job_1320 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/idealinnovations11.php Ideal Innovations, Inc. (I-3) is seeking DNA Technicians to work in a laboratory on a US base in Afghanistan. theiai_job_1319 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/idealinnovations10.php Ideal Innovations, Inc. (I-3) is seeking DNA Analysts. theiai_job_1318 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/wyoming.php The Johnson County Crime Laboratory, a division of the Johnson County Sheriff's Office, is seeking a qualified applicant for a position in our Crime Scene Unit. The major duties of this position include, but are not limited to photography, documentation, collection, and preservation of physical evidence at crime scenes. Other duties may include crime scene reconstruction, bloodstain pattern analysis, latent print processing, chemical testing, preparing written technical reports, and providing effective expert testimony in courts of law. theiai_job_1315 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/johnsonco2.php The Johnson County Crime Laboratory, a division of the Johnson County Sheriff's Office, is seeking a qualified applicant for a position in our Crime Scene Unit. The major duties of this position include, but are not limited to photography, documentation, collection, and preservation of physical evidence at crime scenes. Other duties may include crime scene reconstruction, bloodstain pattern analysis, latent print processing, chemical testing, preparing written technical reports, and providing effective expert testimony in courts of law. theiai_job_1314 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/johnsonco.php The Johnson County Crime Laboratory, a division of the Johnson County Sheriff's Office, is seeking a qualified applicant for a position in our Crime Scene Unit. The major duties of this position include, but are not limited to photography, documentation, collection, and preservation of physical evidence at crime scenes. Other duties may include crime scene reconstruction, bloodstain pattern analysis, latent print processing, chemical testing, preparing written technical reports, and providing effective expert testimony in courts of law. theiai_job_1313 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/hillsborough.php Primary responsibilities include using the Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS), classification and limited searching of tenprint cards utilizing the Henry System. theiai_job_1310 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/baesystems7.php BAE Systems is in need of experienced Latent Print Examiners interested in dynamic stateside and overseas work supporting the Reach Back Operations Center (RBOC) at the United States Army Criminal Investigative Laboratory (USACIL). Positions are based out of Fort Gillem, Georgia near Atlanta, but permanent relocation is not required. Latent Print Examiners deploy as needed to work in the Afghanistan Captured Materials Exploitation (ACME) labs for periods of 60 to 90 days on average. Examiners are responsible for preserving and examining exploitable material for friction ridge detail following defined analytical methods which may include the use of chemicals, optical and computerized scientific techniques; maintaining established standards of laboratory safety, cleanliness, and efficiency; capturing developed latent prints from different substrates using digital photography equipment and high-resolution scanners; conducting complex friction ridge analysis of latent prints developed from exploited material to known individual standards and develop analytical findings using ACE-V methodology; providing detailed written documentation regarding the scientific findings of examinations performed; remaining current in the developments and theories of forensic science through available literature and contact with subject matter experts in the field of forensic science; providing formal and informal training in the collection and preservation of evidence which may contain latent prints; and other duties as assigned. theiai_job_1309 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/baesystems6.php BAE Systems is in need of experienced Latent Print Technicians eager to join our dynamic team working in the United States Army Criminal Investigation Laboratory's Afghanistan facilities. Latent Print Technicians are responsible for determining best methods for developing, enhancing and preserving latent prints on porous and non-porous items; identifying and labeling latent prints of value based on sufficient quality and quantity of friction ridge detail; imaging developed prints via digital photography and scanning techniques; enhancing latent prints using chemical enhancements such as dyes, lasers, alternate light sources, and light scan systems; maintaining detailed notes regarding the processes conducted and preparing reports of said procedures; utilizing software applications for the processing and enhancement of digital images; and other duties as assigned. Individuals must be able to prioritize, handle, and execute on multiple requests and tasking in order to handle a very high volume of work. In addition to the technical skills above, additional attributes are a must: innovativeness, self-motivation, professionalism, and flexibility suitable for an expeditionary environment. theiai_job_1307 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/baesystems5.php BAE Systems is aggressively searching for talented professionals with experience as Latent Print Examiners to join our dynamic team supporting the Reach Back Operations Center (RBOC) at the United States Army Criminal Investigative Laboratory (USACIL) in Fort Gillem, Georgia. Permanent relocation is not required. Examiners are responsible for preserving and examining exploitable material for friction ridge detail following defined analytical methods which may include the use of chemicals, optical and computerized scientific techniques; maintaining established standards of laboratory safety, cleanliness, and efficiency; capturing developed latent prints from different substrates using digital photography equipment and high-resolution scanners; conducting complex friction ridge analysis of latent prints developed from exploited material to known individual standards and develop analytical findings using ACE-V methodology; providing detailed written documentation regarding the scientific findings of examinations performed; remaining current in the developments and theories of forensic science through available literature and contact with subject matter experts in the field of forensic science; providing formal and informal training in the collection and preservation of evidence which may contain latent prints; and other duties as assigned. theiai_job_1306 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/baesystems4.php BAE Systems is in need of experienced Latent Print Examiners interested in dynamic overseas work supporting the United States Army Criminal Investigative Laboratory (USACIL) and the Afghanistan Captured Materials Exploitation (ACME) labs. Examiners are responsible for preserving and examining exploitable material for friction ridge detail following defined analytical methods which may include the use of chemicals, optical and computerized scientific techniques; maintaining established standards of laboratory safety, cleanliness, and efficiency; capturing developed latent prints from different substrates using digital photography equipment and high-resolution scanners; conducting complex friction ridge analysis of latent prints developed from exploited material to known individual standards and develop analytical findings using ACE-V methodology; providing detailed written documentation regarding the scientific findings of examinations performed; remaining current in the developments and theories of forensic science through available literature and contact with subject matter experts in the field of forensic science; providing formal and informal training in the collection and preservation of evidence which may contain latent prints; and other duties as assigned. theiai_job_1305 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/mesa.php A Forensic Services Administrator is responsible for the planning, development, supervision, and administration of the Forensic Services Section for the Police Department. General supervision is exercised over the work of professional and Forensic Scientist Supervisors, Forensic Services Supervisors, and other assigned personnel. theiai_job_1304 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/idealinnovations9.php Ideal Innovations, Inc. (I-3) is seeking a DNA Analyst Instructor. theiai_job_1303 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/idealinnovations12.php This is a highly specialized, supervisory position serving as the top technical fingerprint expert for the Philadelphia Police Department. The employee in this class assigns, directs, and reviews the work of certified Latent Fingerprint Examiners and serves as the final technical review of assignments completed by other Fingerprint Identification Examiners and Specialists as necessary. The incumbent in this class is responsible for providing technical assistance in the most difficult latent print individualizations, verifying the conclusions of all certified Latent Fingerprint Examiners and the conclusions made by other Fingerprint Identification Examiners and Specialists, making determinations based on the ACE-V methodology, and for preparing reports and court exhibits of their findings. Responsibility for establishing and maintaining quality control standards and procedures, and training programs for the professional development of all Fingerprint Identification personnel and for responding to Daubert style and other court challenges are significant aspects of the work. Work is performed under the general supervision of a higher-level police official. theiai_job_1302 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/phoenix4.php Supervisors plan, schedule, supervise, and evaluate work and activities of Laboratory Services Bureau Sections; assign cases and perform scientific analyses; prepare technical and management reports; provide expert testimony in court; provide technical advice and guidance to Section personnel and to members of the criminal justice system; approve scientific methodology and purchase of sophisticated scientific instrumentation; act as a liaison between assigned Section and other bureaus and agencies; and perform related work as requested. theiai_job_1300 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/phoenix3.php The Forensic Scientist IV classification applies the physical sciences to the investigation of crimes by performing laboratory analyses on physical evidence in the areas of Evidence Processing, Latent Prints, Crime Scene Response, Forensic Biology, Controlled Substances, Questioned Documents, Trace/ Arson, Toxicology, and Firearms. Incumbents may supervise and may be required to provide expert witness testimony in court regarding various facets of the classification. theiai_job_1299 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/phoenix2.php Forensic Scientists apply the physical sciences to the investigation of crimes by performing advanced laboratory analyses on physical evidence in the areas of Evidence Processing, Latent Prints, Crime Scene Response, Forensic Biology, Controlled Substances, Questioned Documents, Trace/ Arson, Toxicology, and Firearms. Incumbents could work in various specialties of this classification and may be required to provide expert witness testimony in court regarding various facets of the classification. theiai_job_1298 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/phoenix.php Forensic Scientists apply the physical sciences to the investigation of crimes by performing laboratory analyses on physical evidence. Incumbents could work in various facets of this classification. theiai_job_1297 http://www.theiai.org/jobs/vermont.php Incumbent to perform latent prints processing, conduct comparisons and AFIS searches, and prepare written reports of examination results, primarily in laboratory setting. Court testimony as required. Possible fieldwork or advisory role for on-scene searches at crime scenes. Work performed under supervision of Physical Comparison Unit Supervisor. theiai_job_1296