Cyber Crime Analyst 2

Duties

Examples of Work

• Supports highly sensitive or complex investigations requiring the application of digital forensic techniques, knowledge of highly complex systems, and/or other methodologies of similar technical complexity.
• Collects, reviews and analyzes evidence from computers, computer systems, or computer networks.
• Supports emergency response for ESF-17 to triage and conduct analyses into large-scale cyber attacks.
• Acts as on-scene commander during cyber incident responses; ensures appropriate digital evidence collection and serves as evidence custodian.
• Conducts training events for law enforcement personnel on cybercrime techniques, digital evidence collection techniques, and other various complex technical topics.
• Provides technical advice on procedures to be employed by law enforcement personnel; offers interpretations and opinions relative to examination of findings.
• Supports investigations of multi-defendant conspiracies involving highly complex cybercrimes.
• Supports investigations into illegal intrusions derived from the compromising of computers, computer systems, networks, and/or databases.
• Consults with prosecutors and other law enforcement officials relative to criminal matters being handled directly by their offices; may be assigned to a federal cyber task force with a law enforcement purpose.
• Conducts multi-agency meetings with commissioned officers and civilian personnel of law enforcement agencies to assist in explaining new methodologies of investigating various types of crimes as applicable to the cyber environment.
• Assesses new software and hardware technologies to better support cyber investigations; designs processes and may provide technical guidance for the purpose of technology integration into criminal investigative functions.

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

Requirements

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

• A baccalaureate degree plus three years of experience in digital forensic examinations, cyber security, or cybercrime investigation.

SUBSTITUTIONS:

• Three years of experience in law enforcement, investigatory work, cybersecurity work, intelligence work, or military intelligence work will substitute for the baccalaureate degree.
• A baccalaureate degree in cybersecurity, or a baccalaureate degree in computer science with 12 semester hours in cybersecurity will substitute for one year of the required experience.
• Multiple specialized degrees will substitute for a maximum of one year of required experience.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:

• Must be eighteen years old at time of application.
• An applicant will be disqualified if he or she has been convicted of a felony or if there are any indictments or bills of information pending against him or her in which felony charges are included; or if he or she has been convicted within the past three years of hit and run or driving while intoxicated.
• A drug screen will be administered prior to employment.
• May be required to possess a valid Louisiana driver’s license at the time of appointment.
• Must be able to obtain Federal Government security clearances for access to classified information.

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