Application & Infrastructure Analyst I - Forensic Video Analyst

The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) requires an experienced Forensic Video Analyst to assist the Facial Recognition and Forensic Video Unit (FRFV). Responsibilities of this position will include :

• Establishing and maintaining electronic evidence services as they relate specifically to video analysis, post-production video editing and related disclosure requirements.
• Establishing and maintaining standards, procedures and documentation to ensure the integrity and continuity of exhibits.
• Researching, planning, producing and presenting technical recommendations by formal report.
• Maintenance of laboratory systems, software and network infrastructure.
• Putting in place strategies to resolve recurring trouble and / or issues with technology.
• Crafting expansion and retirement strategies of technologies utilized by Forensic Video Analsys and Forensic Video Field Technicians.
• Working with other operational areas in maintaining an ever evolving support services model, including the mentorship of Forensic Video Field Technicians operating in the field.
• Preparation of reports for investigative and judicial review.
• Assisting investigators in securing computer evidence subsequent to judicial orders as required.
• Performing administrative functions and other duties supporting forensic service systems and applications.

Job Requirements

Hours of Work :

33.75 hours per week, Monday - Friday. Hours of work may be subject to the terms and conditions of a variable hours of work program.

Salary Range :

21M, Salary Grade : 044, $48.84- $61.54 (Hourly), $3,296.80 - $4,154.40 (Bi-Weekly), $86,045.63 - $ 108,430.43 (Annually).

The rates quoted are in accordance with a collective agreement between the Union and the City of Edmonton.