Audio Video Examiner Job Listing at SAIC in Bethesda, MD (Job ID 2412475)

Description

Description

SAIC is seeking a mission-driven candidate looking to help keep our nation safe.  We are currently recruiting an Audio-Video Examiner who will work on an interdisciplinary team under minimal supervision. 

• Tasks required of the right candidate include:
• Examining digitally stored image and video files
• Robust content examination and analysis of a large volume of multimedia files
• Metadata exploitation to expose file processing and distribution workflows
• Image/video/audio authentication,
• Image and video enhancement
• Digitization of analog media
• Compression and conversion of video and audio files. 

SAIC will fill this position with a self-motivator and someone with a keen attention to detail.  The right candidate will be comfortable in a fast-paced environment supporting the mission with high visibility.
 

Qualifications

• Requires a current/active TS/SCI with polygraph.
• Bachelor's degree in related field plus two years of experience in IC or law enforcement AV exploitation/analysis; or three years of experience in IC or law enforcement AV exploitation/analysis.
• Foundational knowledge of digital media forensic exploitation processes and forensic methodologies.
• Demonstrated knowledge and expertise in file specifications and formats for still image, video, and audio files; and file format conversion processes.
• Demonstrated experience and proficiency in technical report writing to include editing and peer reviewing.
• Proficiency with multimedia production tools such as Adobe Creative Suite, AVID Media Composer, and Apple Final Cut Studio.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Desired Qualifications:

• Capable camera operator or video and/or still image creation. 
• Familiarity of IC reporting and databases.
• Experienced with all source analysis and report writing in the IC.
• Demonstrated experience in communicating to audiences of varying expertise, as well as collaborating with an interdisciplinary team.
• Certification in any digital media forensics exploitation discipline such as Law Enforcement and Emergency Services Video Association (LEVA).
• Strong focus on continuous learning in visual media technologies.
• Fluent in any foreign language.