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AUGUST 2010 | |||||||
Welcome to the August 2010 Crime Scene Investigator Network Newsletter
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Supervisory, Firearm and Toolmark Examiner | Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, & Explosives Final Filing Date: September 2, 2010 Salary: $85,500.00 - $152,535.00 per year This position serves as Chief of the IBIS (Integrated Ballistic Identification Specialist) section in the NIBIN (National Integrated Ballistics Information Network) Laboratory. The section chief provides first-line administrative and technical supervision to a staff of profession personnel conducting examinations in areas of IBIS and firearm and toolmarks. <View complete job listing> | |||||||
Crime Laboratory Manager | Marysville, WA State Patrol Final Filing Date: September 30, 2010 Salary: $5,103.00 - $9,095.00 per month The manager is responsible for the WSP Crime Lab Division's mission to provide quality forensic science services and training for our customers within the criminal justice system. The manager is committed to the highest quality forensic services which ultimately enhances public safety for the citizens of Washington. The manager has oversight for the processes the ensure high quality analytical testing for cases submitted by the criminal justice community to the laboratory; develops local lab policies and procedures; represents the laboratory at management and stakeholder meetings, controls expenditures of discretionary funds; and demonstrates a high standard of personal, professional, and ethical conduct. <View complete job listing> | |||||||
Program Manager for Physical Evidence | Virginia Department of Forensic Science Final Filing Date: October 8, 2010 Salary: $$93,554 - $119,401 per year The Virginia Department of Forensic Science is seeking a qualified applicant to serve as the agency Program Manager for Physical Evidence programs (Firearms and Toolmarks, Latent Prints, Questioned Documents, Bloodstain Pattern and Digital Evidence). The person in this position will ensure all laboratory operations meet or exceed accreditation standards and will work collaboratively across program areas with other Program Managers to accomplish agency-wide goals. They will have an understanding of technical protocols and other important issues within this management area and be able to effectively communicate these issues to the Technical Services Director and other Program Managers. They will also design a framework for developing and effectively delivering and evaluating new and ongoing agency-wide programs while obtaining input and buy-in from agency Section Supervisors. <View complete job listing> | |||||||
Forensic Laboratory Evidence Custodian | BAE Systems Final Filing Date: Not stated Salary: Not stated The BAE Systems' Joint Expeditionary Forensics Facilities (JEFF) Program is aggressively searching for talented professionals with experience as an Evidence Custodian wishing to be a part of a dynamic team to work in deployed forensic laboratories in Iraq and/or Afghanistan. The ideal candidate will be responsible for evidence management involving all types of materials for forensic analysis; ensuring compliance with policies and procedures relating to storage and disposal of evidence; maintaining chain of custody; monitoring the issue and transfer of government property and military assets in the form of laboratory equipment and evidence; managing proper handling and storage of government property throughout the facility; maintaining integrity of property records; and other duties as assigned. <View complete job listing> | |||||||
ID Technician | Sunrise, FL Police Department Final Filing Date: Open until filled Salary: $39,249 - $54,105 per year This is technical work in the detection, evaluation and preservation of crime scene evidence. <View complete job listing> | |||||||
Cyber Forensics Analyst | BAE Systems Final Filing Date: Not stated Salary: Not stated BAE Systems is seeking a full time Cyber Forensics Analyst. The candidate will be required to perform comprehensive technical analyses of computer-related evidence such as network data, file systems, magnetic media storage devices, and special sources as designated by the customer. Tasks may include scripting, querying, and analyzing of network data for attack signatures, malware, and unique communications of interest. In addition the candidate may be tasked with file system analysis of various media types. These tasks will be in conjunction with other team members but often as individual efforts directed by the customer. The candidate will write full, detailed, written reports regarding the processes used and the resulting analysis for each examination. Additionally, the candidate will be required from time to time to provide an assessment of the results in a presentation to fellow examiners or other interested parties. <View complete job listing> | |||||||
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CSI In The News | |||||||
New Digital Ink Library to speed up document investigation Analysing ink samples to determine a document's origin can be a lengthy and time consuming process, but a new Digital Ink Library is set to change all that. The Economic Times - Mumbai Mirror - August 8, 2010 Court cases slowed by backlog at crime lab More cases and less funding at the state crime lab are translating into delays for criminal defendants waiting for their chance at trial. Daily Herald - Provo, UT - by Janice Peterson - August 8, 2010 State DNA database to more than double under new law A new law requiring all convicted felons to submit a DNA sample is expected to more than double the size of the state's law enforcement DNA databank. Lincoln Journal Star - Lincoln, NE - by Zach Pluhacek - August 7, 2010 State, FBI agree to partner at forensic lab The South Dakota Division of Criminal Investigation Forensic Lab and the Federal Bureau of Investigation have signed an agreement that should speed up service at the lab, according to Attorney General Marty Jackley. Rapid City Journal - Rapid City, SD - August 7, 2010 Whiffs of Stiffs Researchers have unearthed a new way to find a buried body. The sensitive method, published online June 23 in Forensic Science International, detected trace compounds emanating from decomposing rats months after death. U.S.News & World Report - Washington, DC - by Laura Sanders - August 6, 2010
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