Salary: Up to $79,254 depending upon experience

Final Filing Date: Not stated

Duties: The Senior Latent Print Examiner is responsible for the administrative supervision and technical direction of the Latent Print Section and for administrative supervision of the Questioned Documents Section. Responsibilities also include, but are not limited to: conducting research, method development and validation of new technical procedures; directing training of new examiners; performing technical and administrative review of casework; performing quality control and quality assurance related tasks, processing physical evidence for the development of latent prints; comparison of latent prints to known prints; taking notes and generating reports; and testifying to findings in court.

Requirements: Graduation from a regionally accredited college or university or one accredited by the New York State Board of Regents to grant degrees with a Bachelor’s Degree or higher in a natural science, forensic science, criminalistics or a closely related field and six (6) years of work experience, or its part-time equivalent, as a forensic examiner in the discipline of Latent Prints.

NOTE: Education may be substituted for experience as follows: A Master’s Degree in a natural science, forensic science, criminalistics or a closely related field can be substituted for one (1) year of the required work experience.

How to apply: Send letter of interest with a résumé to:

E-mail KathleenCorrado@ongov.net
or
Kathleen Corrado, Ph.D.
Director of Laboratories
Center for Forensic Sciences
100 Elizabeth Blackwell St.
Syracuse, NY 13210

For additional information: call Kathleen Corrado at 315-435-3800

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Posted: November 20, 2008