Employment OpportunitiesEmployers please follow posting instructions at the bottom of this page NYC Police Department Police Laboratory The New York City Police Department has unique career opportunities for qualified candidates for Criminalist positions at various levels in the Police Laboratory. Criminalist Levels are IA, IB, II and III. Criminalist Level IV is a supervisory position. A Managerial Criminalist position is also being sought. Criminalists Managerial Criminalist, Case Management, Training and Professional Development Section Minimum Qualification Requirements For the Managerial position, in addition to the baccalaureate degree, four (4) years of full-time experience working in the areas described above is required, and must include eighteen (18) months of managerial/supervisory experience. Application San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department Application Deadline: 5:00 p.m., Monday, May 19, 2008 Seeking criminalists to perform as a forensic alcohol analyst and other lab exams. Requires related BA degree & coursework in Quantitative Analysis. For further details and to Apply ASAP: www.sbcounty.gov/hr. Posted: 05/06/08 Broward County Sheriff’s Office, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Senior Latent Print Examiner is distinguished from that of the Latent Print Examiner level by the attainment of the Latent Print Examiner Certification by the International Association for Identification (IAI). Position performs classification, verification and recording of latent prints and other related crime data at a journey skill level. Employees in this classification perform specialized technical work in the field of latent examination and classification. Position is responsible for classification, verification, recording, comparing and search of latent print information and related crime data. Requirements: Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college or university with major course work in criminal justice, forensic science, physical science, or related field. Latent Print Examiner Certification issued by the International Association for Identification (IAI). Three years previous experience in skilled application of latent techniques in examination and classification of print data.
Position performs specialized technical and scientific work in the application of advanced laboratory techniques in DNA analysis. Position is responsible for the formal reporting of and testifying to the findings of such analysis. Requirements: Bachelor's degree in the natural or physical sciences. A Master's degree is preferred. Two (2) years experience in DNA analysis. Experience in DNA fingerprinting and PCR related DNA testing preferred. ABI 310, 3100 or 377 also preferred. Qualified applicants must have college level credit in genetics, biochemistry, statistics, organic chemistry and molecular biology (molecular genetics, recombinant DNA technology). College transcripts are required at time of application.
Position performs specialized technical work in the field of latent examination and classification. Position is responsible for the classification, verification, recording, comparing and search of latent print information and related crime data. Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree in forensic science, physical science, criminal justice, or related field. Two years experience that provides exposure to the fingerprint classification and latent print functions in a forensics environment. Basic Fingerprint Class or equivalent. You may view detailed job descriptions and apply on line at https://jobs.sheriff.org/MainPage.aspx . A completed application and accompanying resume will be accepted by mail. Broward Sheriff's Office, Human Resources Bureau, 2601 W. Broward Blvd. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33312. Open Until Filled. Posted: 04/29/08 City of Phoenix
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Posted: 04/18/08 Harding Security Associates, Inc., Charlottesville, VA The Latent Print Examiner performs technical and analytical tasks in the documentation, collection, preservation, and processing of latent prints. Scientifically assesses materials of evidentiary value to determine the best methodology for developing, enhancing and preserving latent prints. Analyses, compares and evaluates known and latent prints to determine positive identification or non-identification of the friction ridge detail. Principal duties and responsibilities: Process various types of evidence for latent prints; Enhance visible latent prints; Identify and label latent prints of value on evidence to be photographed; Compare latent prints to known impressions; Determine the identification or non-identification of latent prints to known impressions; Verify the identification or non-identification of latent prints to known impressions; Prepare detailed reports on processes performed and results; Train personnel in the area of latent prints; Maintain and document the chain of custody of evidence; Prepare detailed reports on processes performed and results; Train personnel in the area of latent prints; Collect and preserve possible DNA evidence. For more information click here. If interested please contact jlacey@harding-security.com. Posted: 04/16/08 Office of the Attorney General, State of California, Department of Justice
The Bureau of Forensic Services (BFS) operates a network of ASCLD-certified full services laboratories in 11 locations throughout the state and the nation’s fourth-largest DNA lab. As part of the Division of Law Enforcement, BFS is the scientific arm of the Attorney General’s Office. BFS employees provide forensic science information and services to state and local law enforcement agencies, district attorneys, and the courts. As Chief of the Bureau, you will be leading over 350 scientists, criminalists, and other professionals. BFS headquarters are in the heart of downtown Sacramento, the thriving metropolitan capital of California. Salary is approximately $130-145,000 per year, depending on qualifications, plus full benefits. Advanced expertise in forensic science highly desired. For more information about our office, please visit www.ag.ca.gov. To apply, please contact bryan.baldwin@doj.ca.gov by April 25, 2008. Posted: 04/09/08 Rhode Island State Crime Laboratory – University of Rhode Island This position is limited to 6/21/09 with extension contingent on funding. Visit the University of Rhode Island’s web site at www.uri.edu/hr for a complete job description. Submit (no emails or faxes, please) a resume and cover letter postmarked by April 11, 2008 to: Dennis C. Hilliard, Search Chair, (Req # 12154), University of Rhode Island, P.O. Box G, Kingston, RI 02881. Posted: 04/02/08 Suffolk County Crime Laboratory
The Suffolk County (NY) Crime Laboratory is seeking a qualified Forensic Scientist to fill a position in the Biological Sciences Section. The Forensic Scientist will be responsible for analyzing physical evidence, identifying body fluid stains from the evidence and performing DNA-STR analysis on the samples. In addition, the duties include testimony as an expert witness at criminal trials. Requirements include: A Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology, Forensic Science or a closely related field from an accredited college or university; Coursework in Genetics, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Statistics; At least two years of Forensic Biology casework experience including DNA-STR analysis. A Master of Science Degree in Biology, Forensic Science or a closely related field from an accredited college or university may be substituted for one year of casework experience. Contact: Joseph Galdi, Supervisor, Biological Sciences Section, Suffolk County Crime Lab, PO Box 6100, Hauppauge, NY 11787-0099; Phone: 631 853-5585; Fax: 631 853-5739; E-mail: joseph.galdi@suffolkcountyny.gov. Posted: 03/25/08 Dallas County, Institute of Forensic Sciences
The successful candidate will conduct a variety of independent chemical and physical analyses, classifications, and identifications on physical evidence, with emphasis and expertise in one or more of the following technical specialties or other state-of-the-art trace evidence analytical technologies: arson examinations, explosives analysis, primer residue examinations, gunshot residue analysis, fracture match, hair comparisons, fiber identifications and comparison, paint analysis and comparison, glass analysis and comparison, crime scene search and assessment, and general unknowns. Requirements include a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in Chemistry, Physical or Natural Sciences with a strong chemistry background, or in a job related field of study. One (1) year of work related experience. Must possess manual dexterity and visual acuity sufficient to accurately execute standard protocols; moderate lifting may be required; frequent and often unanticipated travel within the state of Texas is required. To apply visit www.dallascounty.org and complete the online application and view a detailed listing of job vacancies. Posted: 03/18/08 Crime Laboratory, Greenville County, Greenville, SC
The successful candidate will be required to perform the duties of a DNA Technical Leader, as defined by the DAB Guidelines. This position will be responsible for creating and maintaining required ASCLD/LAB accreditations, as well as Quality Assurance Standards (QAS) for Forensic DNA Laboratories. Performs administrative duties and supervises the operation and development of the Crime Laboratory, including personnel and equipment. With limited supervision, conducts physical, microscopic, immunological, and biochemical analyses on evidence submitted and provides written reports based on the analyst’s interpretation of results. Provides expert testimony in federal, state, and local courts. Conducts training to appropriate individuals or groups. Additional responsibilities include conducting analyses and examining tissue and body fluids to detect the presence of blood, semen, and other stains; conducting DNA typing testing on human tissue to compare criminal evidence and samples of known origin; evaluating, interpreting, and documenting the DNA tests conducted and testifying in court as to the laboratory findings; reviewing work of other analysts; performing proficiency tests and other quality assurance duties; participating in continuing education programs; collecting, documenting, and preserving evidence; and, maintaining laboratory instruments. Applicants must possess an earned Master’s degree from an accredited academic institution; or the equivalent in a biological, chemical or forensic science with earned credits in genetics, biochemistry and molecular biology or other subjects which provide a basic understanding of the foundation of forensic DNA analysis, as well as statistics and/or population genetics as it applies to forensic DNA analysis. As per the DAB (DNA Advisory Board) Guidelines and the FBI Quality Assurance Standards a DNA Technical Leader of a laboratory must have a minimum of three years of forensic DNA laboratory experience. Two (2) years supervisory experience in a Crime Laboratory is also preferred. Applicants must have exceptional communication skills (written and verbal), with the ability to generate and explain detailed scientific reports. The successful candidate is not directly tasked with arrest functions but may be required to obtain law enforcement certification as determined by the Assistant County Administrator for the Department of Public Safety. Other certificates and licenses may be required at the discretion of the Assistant County Administrator for the Department of Public Safety. The following are considered highly desirable: a) experience in Short Tandem Repeats (STR) analysis; knowledge of handling forensic evidence; knowledge of the principles and practices of quantitative/qualitative organic chemistry; experience working with forensic DNA using capillary electrophoresis, knowledge of basic laboratory techniques and procedures, experience as an ASCLD/LAB and/or with an ISO accredited institution. To apply online visit: www.greenvillecounty.org or apply in person at 301 University Ridge, Suite 500, Greenville, SC 29601. Posted: 03/18/08 Monroe County Public Safety Lab, Rochester, NY Minimum Qualifications Applicants need to be court qualified and proficiency tested in the firearms area. Continuing training would be made available in the various areas of firearms analysis. Applicants need to be self-motivated and capable of working independently. Closing date: Open Until Filled Contact Posted: 03/18/08 John Jay College of Criminal Justice
The Director will be responsible for the overall direction of the academy, whose mission is to strengthen and improve crime scene investigative practices by training practitioners and providing them with a core set of skills to improve and enhance crime scene investigations. A master’s degree in criminal justice or related field is strongly preferred. For more information, please go to: www.jjay.cuny.edu/jobs. Posted: 03/12/08 Broward County Sheriff’s Office Crime Laboratory, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Position performs specialized technical work in the field of latent examination and classification. Position is responsible for the classification, verification, recording, comparing and search of latent print information and related crime data. Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree in forensic science, physical science, criminal justice, or related field. Two years experience that provides exposure to the fingerprint classification and latent print functions in a forensics environment. Basic Fingerprint Class or equivalent. Closing date: Open until filled.
Senior Latent Print Examiner
Senior Latent Print Examiner is distinguished from that of the Latent Print Examiner level by the attainment of the Latent Print Examiner Certification by the International Association for Identification (IAI). Position performs classification, verification and recording of latent prints and other related crime data at a journey skill level. Employees in this classification perform specialized technical work in the field of latent examination and classification. Position is responsible for classification, verification, recording, comparing and search of latent print information and related crime data. Requirements: Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college or university with major course work in criminal justice, forensic science, physical science, or related field. Latent Print Examiner Certification issued by the International Association for Identification (IAI). Three years previous experience in skilled application of latent techniques in examination and classification of print data. Closing date: Open until filled. You may view a detailed job description and apply on line at https://jobs.sheriff.org/MainPage.aspx. A completed application and accompanying resume will be accepted by mail. Broward Sheriff's Office, Human Resources Bureau, 2601 W. Broward Blvd., Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33312. Posted: 03/12/08 Office of Chief Medical Examiner General Responsibilities Minimum Qualifications
Closing date: 04/30/08 Application
Posted: 02/27/08 Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department Crime Laboratory, Charlotte, North Carolina
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Posted: 02/19/08 Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department Crime Laboratory, Charlotte, North Carolina
Requirements and Illustrative Examples of Work Closing date: Accepting Resumes-CV’s through 4/04/2008
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