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Professional Overview: I am a dedicated Computer Forensic Investigator with experience working on forensic investigations to detect embezzlement and fraud. I have used software to uncover passwords and deleted data from computer hard drives. I have a Bachelor’s degrees in information technology.

Skills

I can keep track of emerging technology and master it quickly

I have complete knowledge of all types of computer software

I am good at recognizes patterns in data or code

I am skill at retrieving information and accessing hidden data

I can reconstruct erased programming

I can break all types of encryptions

Education:

Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology

Masters Degree in Criminal Justice

Work Experience:

2014 Worked with the FBI recovering deleted search histories on suspects’ computers

2015 Reconstructed computer hard drives criminals had attempted to destroy

2016-2017 Worked for Police Department analyzing patterns of criminal fraud

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What types of technology do you use?

Answer: Computers.

Is an in depth understanding of technology essential to your job?

Answer: Of course.

Does advancing technology create more crime or make it easier to prevent crime?

Answer: Both. Generally, more technology means it is harder to get away with traditional crimes or at least it requires more skill and understanding of modern security systems and protocols. I wouldn’t say it creates more crime, but different methods of committing it.

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Do you use technology for your job everyday? What kind of technology?

Answer: Yes. Technology is an integral part of analyzing evidence and working on cases. While complicated machines like MRI’s and other medical equipment are used, you would also use computers to enlarge images of wounds, access databases, and send emails.

Is technology essential to your job?

Answer: Yep.

What are the benefits of using technology as supposed to older or different methods?

Answer: Nowadays it’s easy to identify a mostly decayed or destroyed body using databases and medical records. Modern machines also make the work much faster and more accurate than old techniques.

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Basic operations of all computer brands

Programming/Coding

Encryption

Decryption

Recovery

Identifying forged data

Reconstruction of browse history

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X-rays

MRIs

Heat Sensitive Infrared Cameras

Ground Penetrating Radar

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Computer forensics gather digital evidence. Their job is to recover and analyze online data and then preserve it for evidence. Computer forensics assist in all “cyber crimes” or crimes involving a network. These include financial fraud, blackmail, extortion, and online harassment (aka death threats).

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Forensic anthropologist identify unrecognizable corpses from skeletons. They can determine the age, sex, race, and COD of a corpse, as well as, any past medical procedures or major ailments from bones.

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There are different type of forensics investigators in law enforcement agency. Mainly, forensic anthropologists and computer forensics. Both fields employ many technologies in order to discover evidence from crimes.

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Professional overview: I have attended a four year college and graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in anthropology. I am pursuing a PhD in anthropology. I have experience working in science labs and doing field work.

Skills

I know how to operate X-ray machines

I am familiar with lab technology and the protocol for using it

I am very observant and thorough

I know how to use Infrared Cameras and Ground Penetrating Radar

I am organized

I am calm under pressure

I am well versed in modern technology

I am good at learning new processes

Education:

Bachelor's Degree in Anthropology

Masters Degree in Forensics

Work Experience:

2014-2015 Part Time Science Lab Technician for Police Department

2016-2017 Field Forensic Analyst for FBI