United States Army Criminal Investigation Division · Fort Gillem, Georgia, Georgia
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When a cybercrime happens, you investigate. You preserve evidence and build timelines.
About the Position: You will serve as a Forensic Science Technician (Forensics), responsible for the receipt of irreplaceable forensic evidence, collection, preservation, and evaluation of evidentiary samples, and the development of forensic testing strategies. Collection and preservation techniques are performed to collect: controlled substances to include narcotics, DNA, digital evidence, firear…
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