Salary: £38,000 - 50,000 per year Requirements: Expert knowledge of computer hardware Understanding of Operating Systems Awareness of data integrity Experience in forensic examination of computer systems and mobile devices Ability to prepare statements and forensic reports for court purposes Willingness to attend crime scenes and perform on-site examinations Commitment to ongoing professional development Experience in mentoring less experienced colleagues Ability to deliver training to officers and stakeholders Responsibilities: Ensure data acquisition from digital devices is forensically sound Forensically examine systems and devices in line with regulations Forensically image and examine digital media to maintain evidence continuity Prepare statements and forensic reports for court Assist police officers in identifying relevant hardware and software at crime scenes Undertake continuous professional development Identify and recommend relevant software and hardware for forensic examinations Research and deliver training to police officers and other stakeholders Mentor new team members in the Cybercrime Unit Technologies: Hardware LESS Mobile Security Support Network More: We are a part of Police Scotlands Cyber and Fraud Unit within the Specialist Crime Division, dedicated to supporting our officers and staff through Digital Forensics. We offer a competitive salary with annual increments, flexible full-time or part-time shifts, 28 days of annual leave, and a local government pension scheme for long-term security. Our dynamic work environment supports ongoing training and career progression, backed by a comprehensive wellbeing program. Join us in our mission to keep communities safe across Scotland, where integrity, fairness, and respect are at the heart of everything we do. last updated 16 week of 2026