Investigative Analyst (DOMEX)

Customs and Border Protection•Swanton, VT

9d•Onsite

About The Position

This position is with the Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Border Patrol, Swanton Sector, Sector Intelligence Unit, in Swanton, Vermont. The Investigative Analyst (DOMEX) directly manages and analyzes complex digital document and media exploitation (DOMEX) program data and reports and presents information to support criminal and administrative proceedings, complex conspiracy investigations, and USBP operations. The role involves analyzing intricate data from multiple digital media sources; maintaining charts, graphs, and documents summarizing program outputs and outcomes; developing DOMEX-related data-gathering and application techniques; reviewing and interpreting program data to identify and resolve discrepancies; and briefing executives, managers, and leadership on program activities. The position requires training and proficiency in vendor-provided software, DOMEX practices, digital forensic methods, and CBP systems used to extract, exploit, and process devices and media, as well as training in the proper handling of seized property and evidence, including digital forensic evidence. The position is located in Swanton, VT, and is at the GS-12 level. The stated salary range is $91,335 to $118,738. Applicants must meet applicable federal employment, residency, background investigation, and qualification requirements. A valid state driver's license is required at appointment.

Requirements

At least one year of specialized experience equivalent to the next lower grade level, including processing DOMEX-related data, reporting and presenting findings, and developing recommendations.
Experience navigating digital media systems and devices and storing data.
Experience performing records management duties on digital media.
Experience analyzing complex data from multiple digital media sources to further investigations.
U.S. citizenship.
For males born after December 31, 1959, Selective Service registration.
For applicants not currently employed by CBP, physical residence in the United States or its protectorates for at least three of the last five years, unless an exception applies.
Ability to pass a background investigation and applicable drug testing procedures.
Valid state driver's license at the time of appointment.
Completion of required training, which may be a condition of employment.
Completion of the application process and required online assessment.
Resume must explicitly demonstrate the required specialized experience and may not exceed two pages.

Responsibilities

Analyze large amounts of intricate data from multiple digital media sources.
Maintain charts, graphs, and documents summarizing program outputs and outcomes.
Formulate DOMEX-related data-gathering and application techniques.
Compile, review, and interpret DOMEX program data to identify and resolve discrepancies and issues.
Brief executives, managers, and leadership on DOMEX program activities.
Process DOMEX-related data, report and present findings, and develop recommendations.
Navigate digital media systems and devices and store data.
Perform records management duties on digital media.
Attend and successfully complete required training in vendor-provided software systems, DOMEX practices, digital forensic methods, CBP systems, and evidence handling.