The BAE Systems’ team is aggressively searching for talented professionals with experience as a Latent Print Examiner wishing to be a part of a dynamic team to work in support of the Reach Back Operations Center (RBOC) and the United States Army Criminal Investigative Laboratory (USACIL). The position will be located in Fort Gillem USACIL location, but permanent relocation is not necessarily required. The candidate will be responsible for preserving and examining exploitable material for friction ridge detail following defined analytical methods which may include the use of chemicals, optical and computerized scientific techniques; maintaining established standards of laboratory safety, cleanliness, and efficiency; capturing developed latent prints from different substrates using digital photography equipment and high-resolution scanners; conducting complex friction ridge analysis of latent prints developed from exploited material to known individual standards and develop analytical findings using ACE-V methodology; providing detailed written documentation regarding the scientific findings of examinations performed; remaining current in the developments and theories of forensic science through available literature and contact with subject matter experts in the field of forensic science; providing formal and informal training in the collection and preservation of evidence which may contain latent prints; and other duties as assigned.

Above all, organizational skills and exemplary work habits are critical. The individual must be able to prioritize, handle, and execute on multiple requests and tasking in order to handle a very high volume of work. In addition to the technical skills above, additional attributes are a must. The characteristics most highly regarded are innovativeness, self-motivation, professionalism, and flexibility suitable for an expeditionary environment.

BAE Systems offers competitive salary and benefits. Please inquire for additional details.