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Working within the Forensic Toxicology Laboratory, the Forensic Scientist I is responsible for all aspects of confirmation testing of donor specimens, including specimen preparation, specimen extraction, and instrument operation.
This Forensic Scientist role is for an experienced Subject Matter Expert in Drug Chemistry, serving as an advisor, trainer, and mentor. The position involves providing remote and in-country support to enhance forensic capabilities in the Caribbean, aiming to meet international standards and achieve…
The Forensic Scientist I works within the Forensic Toxicology Laboratory, performing all aspects of confirmation testing of donor specimens, including preparation, extraction, and instrument operation.
Leading scientific examinations of physical evidence in crime investigations is the core of this technical specialist role within the Chicago Police Department's Forensic Laboratory.
Leading the critical examination of drug products, packaging, and labels, this role involves training new forensic scientists and presenting analytical data.
This position serves as a Forensic Scientist for the Indiana State Department of Toxicology, conducting analysis on biological and chemical samples in the forensic toxicology testing laboratory and/or breath test instrument calibration laboratory.
Working within the Forensic Toxicology Laboratory, the Forensic Scientist I performs confirmation testing of donor specimens, including specimen preparation, extraction, and instrument operation.
This Lead Forensic Scientist role involves the critical examination of drug products, substances, and packaging across various product franchises. The position requires training new forensic scientists and external partners, writing analytical reports, and maintaining laboratory equipment.
Leading the forensic examination of drug products and packaging is the core of this role, which also involves training new forensic scientists and customs officials on anti-counterfeiting best practices.
This Forensic Scientist 1 position works within the Forensic Toxicology Laboratory, cooperating with and responding to direction from the Supervisor and/or Group Lead to achieve work objectives.
Working within the Forensic Toxicology Laboratory, the Forensic Scientist I cooperates with and responds to direction from the Supervisor and/or Group Lead on achieving work objectives.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety is seeking an experienced and motivated individual to join its team as a Forensic Scientist II, specializing in the Firearms discipline.
The Forensic Scientist Supervisor is responsible for overseeing the daily operations of the Biology Section's Technical Unit. This role involves managing the activities of forensic scientists, ensuring validations and laboratory support, and performing minimal casework analysis.
This Physical Scientist role focuses on forensic chemistry within the Confirmation Section of the Forensic Toxicology Drug Testing Laboratory (FTDTL) at Fort Meade, MD.
The Forensic Scientist evaluates, examines, and identifies physical forensic evidence from criminal cases, presenting findings in technical reports for court as needed.
This Forensic Scientist II role specializes in firearms and involves examining, identifying, and evaluating physical evidence using various scientific techniques.
Working in a laboratory environment where precision and accuracy are paramount, this role offers an excellent opportunity to build a career in forensic toxicology.
This role is for a permanent, full-time Digital Forensic Specialist (Forensic Scientist 4) within the Medicaid Fraud & Abuse Division. The position involves providing specialized technical expertise in cases involving digital evidence, working as part of a highly professional and analytical…
This opportunity is for a forensic science professional whose research will directly shape national standards. As a key technical and programmatic support resource for NIST's Special Programs Office (SPO) and its Forensic Science Research Program (FSRP), you will apply your…
This senior-level position involves working independently within a specialized unit of the Chicago Police Department's Forensic Laboratory, focusing on complex scientific examinations of physical evidence in crime investigations.
The Forensic Scientist II independently performs routine and complex forensic examinations of controlled substances, cannabis, intoxicating compounds, and related evidence within the Drug Chemistry Section.
The Forensic Scientist 2 - Quality Assurance Officer plays a crucial role in ensuring the quality assurance program is effectively administered under the direction of the Quality Manager.
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Managing the daily operations of the Biology Section's Technical Unit is the main purpose of this supervisory role. This position oversees the activities of the Technical Unit forensic scientists and manages validations and laboratory support with assistance from the Technical Leader and Validation…
This classification performs a variety of laboratory tests, such as analyzing physical, chemical, or biological evidence collected in support of a criminal investigation.
This role involves supporting IT forensic analysis after cyberattacks and contributing to the digital security of clients. It suits an IT-forensics-affine individual with a structured mindset, who will work with experienced experts on exciting projects.
This role involves critical research and development in forensic biology, alongside casework analyses and reporting, as part of the Biology Division team. It suits a scientist with expertise in DNA profiling and a background in life sciences.
The Remote Field Applications Scientist supports customers in Western North America by providing training on HID products, troubleshooting workflows, and collaborating with Sales on pre-sales activities.
The Forensic Toxicology Lab Scientist I (Evening Shift) plays a crucial role in testing donor specimens and maintaining the chain of custody while adhering to standard operating procedures to ensure quality.
This role in the Biology Division team involves critical research and development in forensic biology, alongside casework analyses and reporting.
This role focuses on evaluating material submissions, performing forensic analysis, and reporting data to support DoD and NMCPHC programs. The position involves developing reporting practices and maintaining SOP adherence across supported sites nationwide.
This senior role in the Biology Division team involves critical research and development in forensic biology, alongside casework analyses and reporting.
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This vacancy posting may fill three positions in the Central Laboratory, which are grant-funded through September 30, 2027. This opportunity is available exclusively to current employees of the Virginia Department of Forensic Science.
This announcement is for a Forensic Scientist 2 (FS2) or Forensic Scientist 1 (FS1) position, with the FS1 serving as an underfill. The role involves performing scientific examinations and analyses of evidence samples and/or individual characteristic database samples according to current laboratory…
This behavioral scientist role makes a real difference for participants and the professionals around them within a complex forensic environment. You will apply your expertise where it counts, working with the team and participants on recovery and perspective.
This entry-level Forensic Scientist 1 position involves successful completion of training in the assigned discipline of forensic science, specifically within the Firearms Section.
This role involves serving as a civilian employee of the Indiana State Police (ISP), primarily supporting the Forensic Services Division's responsibilities in forensic digital evidence examinations.
This technical lead role in the Colorado Bureau of Investigation Forensic Services focuses on latent prints, serving as the technical expert in this forensic sub-discipline.
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This dynamic lab role involves conducting complex chemical, biological, physical, or comparative analyses of criminal evidence in the city forensic lab.
Forensic Systems Engineer/Scientist will work as part of a team, engaging in both software and hardware analysis of various systems and products, with the aim of providing scientific and engineering insight for a diverse range of challenges faced by clients in a multitude of business areas…
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This night-shift post on the cardiac ward pairs patient care with mentoring new nurses. This behavioral scientist role involves supporting and advising teams on complex client cases, analyzing complex issues, and translating knowledge into practical tools for supervisors.
This Certifying Scientist role focuses on reviewing and interpreting donor specimen screening results, SVT data, and related custody documentation. The position emphasizes accurate reporting, timely release of results, and maintaining confidentiality within a high-stakes laboratory environment.
Forensic Scientists detect, collect, handle, test, and preserve physical evidence and latent prints from crime scenes. The work involves responding to various crime scenes, including property crimes, motor vehicles, and major crime scenes.