Digital Forensic Examiner

DigiForce Security•windsor Mill, MD

4d•$90,000 - $95,000•Hybrid

About The Position

DigiForce Security is a growing information security and information technology company in Owings Mills, Maryland. We are looking to hire a Digital Forensic Examiner to support investigations aimed at protecting the integrity of the Federal Marketplace by contributing technical and forensic expertise to the identification, analysis, and documentation of suspected violations. These violations may involve noncompliance with: 45 CFR 155.220–155.221 Enhanced Direct Enrollment (EDE) Agreements Web-broker Agreements CMS business rules and guidance Federal legislation and applicable regulatory requirements The position is full-time and will support a US Government civilian agency. The position is available starting January 19th, 2025, upon finding a qualified candidate who can attain the appropriate background clearance.

Requirements

3–5 years of experience supporting digital forensics investigations
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Digital Forensics, Cybersecurity, or related discipline; or equivalent hands-on experience with programming languages such as C, C++, or Java.
Knowledge of forensic best practices for integrity preservation and validation
Experience analyzing data related to security incidents, privacy concerns, or suspected violations
Competent with forensic toolkits such as FTK for evidence collection and analysis.
Capable of conducting full-scope forensic investigations involving infected systems, identifying initial infection vectors, and the scope of compromise.
Strong documentation skills — able to produce clear, defensible forensic reports that can be used in legal, compliance, or operational contexts.
Familiarity with privacy, security, or compliance frameworks
Ability to coordinate effectively with audit and privacy personnel

Nice To Haves

GCFE, CFCE, CGE, DFE, CCME, CCE, or GCFA

Responsibilities

Conduct technical and digital forensic examination activities at the artifact level, including logs, system records, access data, and other forms of electronic evidence
Support the identification, collection, preservation, and validation of digital evidence in accordance with established forensic standards and chain‑of‑custody requirements
Analyze technical data related to suspected security incidents, privacy concerns, or regulatory violations affecting Marketplace systems or processes
Perform forensic validation to ensure evidence accuracy, completeness, and defensibility
Collaborate with audit, privacy, and investigative personnel to integrate technical findings into comprehensive investigative assessments