Physical Scientist (Forensic Technician)
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives
Beltsville, Maryland$85k – $111k2d ago
About the role
The major duties of the Physical Scientist (Forensic Technician) position include, but are not limited to, the following: Functions as a technical authority in the Triage Section, responsible for independently processing evidence for fingerprints, swabbing for DNA, test firing weapons, and processing other types of evidence as deemed necessary. Processes forensic evidence, primarily firearms and firearms accessories, for fingerprint and DNA collection. Recognizes various types of firearms in order to properly and safely handle them and performs test fires of firearms and properly preserves the fired bullets, cartridge cases and shot shells from test firing. Writes laboratory reports regarding all processes performed and reviews the reports of other physical scientists for technical accuracy and proper methodology.
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