Digital Evidence Property Custodian

Duties

• This position will require a technical knowledge of various computer systems that manage and organize various types of digital evidence received by the Charles County Sheriffs Office.
• The position will require the employee to routinely monitor the systems to ensure they are operating properly and that all evidence stored within is not corrupted.
• Contact with vendors and IT staff will be required.
• The position will also need to work in conjunction with various entities of the organization to ensure digital property and evidence is stored properly according to set standards.
• This position will also aid with normal property procedures and duties in the Property Management Section. Work is routine and regulated by standing orders.
• The employee receives supervision from, and reports directly to, the Commander, Property Management Section.
• Work is evaluated through observations, conferences, and reports.

Earn a Degree in Crime Scene Investigation, Forensic Science, or Computer Forensics

Requirements

• High school diploma or acceptable equivalency diploma (GED).
• Bachelors Degree in Information Technologies Field is preferred.
• If the employee can demonstrate a high degree of technical ability accompanied with relative experience the college degree requirement may be waived.
• Experience should demonstrate a high level of organizational skills, the ability to meet deadlines, the ability to work independently, Information Technology expertise, the ability to work with various vendors, consultants and local and state regulators.
• Background or education in the handling of evidence is preferred.
• Must possess a high degree of integrity.
• Ability to become certified under the Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) Certification Program.
• Please refer to the job description online for additional qualifications.

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Earn a Degree in Crime Scene Investigation, Forensic Science, Computer Forensics or Forensic Psychology