Forensic Technology - Technology Associate
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Join our Forensic Technology team as a Technology Associate. In an increasingly digitised world, fraud, electronic crime and complex legal disputes generate large volumes of data that clients need to understand quickly. You’ll work with industry-recognised specialists, using technology, AI, machine learning and forensic techniques to identify key evidence, analyse data and support investigations. This role offers variety, challenge and the chance to build skills through project work and training while helping solve complex, fast-paced client issues.
What your days will look like
You’ll help clients make sense of complex electronic data and apply smart, data-driven solutions to forensic investigations. Your work may include:
- Analysing large volumes of electronic data to support investigations and disputes.
- Locating key emails, mobile phone evidence and electronic documents.
- Using advanced forensic technology, AI and machine learning to extract meaningful insights.
- Supporting matters involving fraud, insider trading, employee misconduct, litigation and regulatory issues.
Requirements
- You can solve complex problems in a rigorous and methodical way.
- You have strong attention to detail when working with large or sensitive data sets.
- You can manage your time, prioritise tasks and work to tight deadlines.
- You can work independently while integrating well into project teams.
- You communicate clearly and concisely with colleagues and stakeholders.
- You are willing to obtain, or already hold, UK Security Clearance.
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