To qualify for the position candidates must have a minimum of five years’ progressively responsible experience, including a minimum of two years of specialized experience.
The successful candidate must have the following: a broad knowledge of the criminal justice system; a comprehensive understanding of federal pretrial services, probation and parole legal requirements, policies and procedures; a thorough knowledge of investigative techniques; a familiarity with a wide variety of resources; superior communication skills, both verbal and written; the ability to organize and work under deadlines; the ability to exercise sound judgement, analyze situations and determine appropriate solutions to problems; the ability to be flexible and adapt to unanticipated needs and problems; the leadership skills required to lead and motivate a staff and provide counseling and training as required; the ability to maintain confidentiality and interact tactfully with a wide variety of individuals; and the ability to work as part of a team.
Specialized Experience
Thorough knowledge of computer technology and cybersecurity, its application to criminal endeavors, and issues associated with investigating and supervising computer-related cases and other specialized cases. Expert knowledge of resources available in cybercrime detection including the following:
- Thorough knowledge of computer and networking technology, particularly in their application to criminal endeavors, and issues associated with investigating and supervising computer-related cases and other specialized cases
- Expert knowledge of resources available in cybercrime detection
- Significant operational experience collaborating with other federal and local law enforcement agencies in support of cybercrime investigations
- Substantive experience in developing, creating, and implementing training curriculum in the field of cybercrime and information technology (IT)
- Significant experience testifying as an expert witness in federal court proceedings
- The following digital forensics certifications/training or their equivalent: SCERS, MFTP, CNITP, etc.
- Industry standard software, such as Magnet Forensics: Axiom, Cellbrite, etc.
- Industry IT certifications, such as CompTIA Security+, CySA+, Network+, etc.
- Substantive knowledge of and experience with operating systems
Preferred Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in a related field
- Extensive knowledge of management principles, practices, and techniques, and skilled in their application
- Be skilled and knowledgeable about national initiatives impacting all disciplines
