Highlights:

You’ll be…

• Joining a dynamic forensics team with many opportunities to grow professionally
• Working with other forensic experts in various fields to support the FBI and TEDAC missions
• Experiencing a unique opportunity to work with the FBI laboratory
• Obtaining some or enhancing your experience working in a fully functional government laboratory working closely with other forensics experts

Tasks:  

The Evidence Analyst/Physical Scientist provides forensic evidence services to properly inventory items, check-in evidence, perform data entry into multiple database systems, follow proper classification guidelines, mailing/shipping evidence, proper serialization and storage of all case records and maintain case records, and the chains-of-custody for all evidence and forensic materials. Receive evidence submissions.

• Open and inventory contents of evidence submissions.
• Create appropriate laboratory examination plans; enter accurate data (laboratory number, case ID number, item numbers, and descriptions) into various database tracking systems.
• Create and utilize either electronic or paper chain-of-custody forms for all evidence transfers.
• Utilize database tracking and record systems for researching incidents and determining appropriate classification designations.
• Enter data into database systems; create examination plans; generate barcode labels, packaging, and shipping of evidence.
• Photograph contents of submission so that accurate records are maintained for casefiles.
• Upload photographs to local hard drives and backup hard drives.
• Upload photographs to appropriate databases.
• Stage evidence submissions and documentation for processing by the forensic and technical exploitation teams.
• Prepare evidence submissions for return to the contributor or central repository and/or packaging/shipping to other designated locations.
• Review documents and photographs to ensure that appropriate classification and dissemination marking are present. If not, then add the appropriate markings to the records, as appropriate.
• Prepare all administrative case records for final closure by ensuring they are compiled, marked, and serialized.

Required Qualifications: 

• Education: B.S. degree in the sciences;
• Experience: one (1) year of experience;
• Skills: Computer data entry, coursework in forensics, attention to detail, familiarization with QA/QC, and experience with a Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS). 

Citizenship: US Citizenship Required 

Location:  Quantico, VA, and Huntsville, AL (multiple slots at each location)

Ideal Innovations, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer:

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or veteran status.

Ideal Innovations, Inc. is a VEVRAA Federal Contractor.