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St. Louis County, MN
Digital Forensic Technician
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What they do
A Crime Scene or Forensic Science Technician collects and analyzes physical evidence from crime scenes. Carefully documents a crime scene and catalogues evidence collected. Conducts laboratory analysis of evidence gathered, uses computer databases to identify evidence, and uses findings to reconstruct crime scenes.
$58,876 / year median in Minnesota
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Digital Forensic Technician St. Louis County, MN
- 3.5 Duluth, MN Job Details Full-time $30.18
- $42.65 an hour 8 hours ago Qualifications Data recovery Driver's License Digital forensics techniques Full Job Description Kind of Work Responsible technical work identifying, recovering, and preserving digital evidence related to investigations. The salary range reflected above is the normal hiring range for 2026. The full salary range, including longevity pay, is $30.18
- $42.
CONSTANT
Talk/speak, hearing close proximity (0-5 feet), vision (near, and color vision), lift and push/pull while stationary (up to 20 lbs), carry and push/pull while moving about (up to 20 lbs), fingering, grasping, handling, sitting, rotating neck, turning left and right wrists, works alone, with others, around others, and inside.FREQUENT
Midrange vision; hearing distance (up to 20 ft.); balance, bend neck, feeling, fingering, maintain posture, reach, reach above shoulder, walkingOCCASIONAL
Lift and push/pull while stationary (up to 50 lbs); carry and push/pull while moving about (up to 50 lbs); far vision and depth perception, moving about, standing, use of earphone or headsetRARE:
Lift 50- 100 lbs, climbing stairs, kneeling, stooping/bending, twisting (waist), work outside.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
(Pass/Fail): Associate's degree in computer science, cyber security, forensic analysis, law enforcement or other related degree AND one (1) year full-time, paid, verifiable experience in a position with responsibility for compiling, recovering and preserving digital evidence; OR four (4) years full-time, paid, verifiable experience in a licensed law enforcement role, with responsibility for compiling, recovering and preserving digital evidence. Possession of a valid driver's license.RATING SYSTEM
Supplemental questionnaire will be 100% of the scoring process: Points will be awarded based on the applicants answers to supplemental questions 7-11. Experience beyond ten years may be included on the application for purposes of meeting minimum qualifications or informing the hiring authority of your complete employment history.Please Note:
When answering the supplemental questions on the website, the webpage may time out after 30 minutes. It's recommended you draft your answers in a separate document and copy/paste the answers into the application when you're finished writing. Failure to answer and save all of the questions on the "Supplemental Questions" page within 30 minutes may result in the deletion of your answers by the application system.TENTATIVE RECRUITMENT & SCREENING PROCESS SCHEDULE
July 15, 2026- Applicant screening will begin Week of July 27, 2026
- Supplemental question scoring to be completed Week of August 10, 2026
- Interviews to be conducted