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Graduates Research Day – June 22

June 20, 2018 by Julia Dreyer

We are hosting our annual Bachelor of Technology Graduates Research Day on June 22, 2018.

Students from our Crime & Intelligence Analysis, Digital Forensics & Cybersecurity, and Forensic Science programs will be presenting their projects throughout the day.

Presentation Schedule

Interested in attending?  Please email BCIT_Forensics@bcit.ca for more information.

Filed Under: crime and intelligence analysis, cybersecurity, digital forensics, forensic science, forensics Tagged With: events, research

Job Opportunities in Forensics

June 6, 2018 by Julia Dreyer

  • Psychologist Assistant (Forensics)

BC Mental Health & Substance Use Services provides a diverse range of specialized, “one-of-a-kind” tertiary level mental health services to residents across all geographic areas in BC. These include Adult Forensic Psychiatric Services located at the Forensic Psychiatric Hospital plus six regional clinics. In addition to direct services, BC Mental Health & Addiction Services acts as a support and resource to service providers across the province, and contributes to research and education.

Reference #64348

Temporary Part-Time 0.40 FTE (Until December 2018 or until return of incumbent)

Monday & Thursday 0830-1630

Wage: $29.63 to $36.93 per hour

Forensic Psychiatric Clinic – Surrey, BC

See the full job posting here.

 

  • Test Inspector at Hastings Racecourse

Racing Forensics Inc. currently require people who have experience working with horses for immediate work collecting urine samples and assisting a vet to collect blood samples from racehorses as part of the Equine Drug Control Program.

The work is seasonal, part-time and involves weekdays, weekends and holidays.

Please fax resume to 1-877-431-8481 or email to ken.jang@racingforensics.com

See the full job posting and how to apply online.

 

  • Senior Digital Forensics & Incident Response Consultant

WW Security Consulting Group is looking for a senior level Digital Forensic sand Incident Response Consultant to lead our consulting engagements with our various clients. The ideal candidate will be a good client communicator and team leader with in depth knowledge and understanding of APT actors and threats and how to deal with APT incidents as part of a wider incident response (e.g. security enhancement etc.). A complete knowledge of live security incident management and handling including leading, teaming, analysis and remediation (min 3 years’ experience in commercial or government environments).Comprehensive understanding of security improvement planning, and an ability to make in depth recommendations regarding same. Flexible and dynamic working approach and willing to work 24/7 in delivery capability, often travelling away from home at short notice for extended periods.

See the full job posting and how to apply here.

 

  • Investigator – Holt Renfrew (Loss Prevention)

The Investigator protects company assets from fraud and internal/external loss.  The ideal candidate would have a college degree with 2 – 3 years in a similar capacity.

See the full job posting here.

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Forensic Identification Technician – RCMP Support Services

June 4, 2018 by Julia Dreyer

Job ID:  2226

Location:  City of Surrey

Overview 

As one of the fastest growing cities in Canada, City of Surrey is a globally recognized leader in building vibrant, sustainable communities through technology and innovation.  City of Surrey employees are talented innovators, inspired by meaningful work and the opportunity to drive our city—and their careers—forward. Build a City. Build a Future at the City of Surrey.

Employment Status

Union – CUPE Local 402

Temporary Full-Time

Scope

The surrey RCMP Support Services is looking to fill two temporary Forensic Identification Technician positions. This position exercises independent judgement to perform technical work related to forensic videos.

Responsibilities 

  • Review and recover image and video evidence from various sources.
  • Download, export and/or enhance images based on policies and procedures.
  • Prepare images and videos to aid in investigations.
  • Prepare and maintain forensic reports, files and documentation for presentation and/or court disclosure.

Qualifications

  • Diploma in video technology, broadcast television or a discipline relevant to the field of forensic video analysis.
  • Minimum of two years’ related experience.
  • An equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered.
  • Completion of an RCMP Reliability Security Clearance and ability to maintain for the duration of employment.

Conditions of Employment

This position requires completion of an RCMP Reliability Security Clearance.

Successful applicants must provide proof of qualifications.

Closing Date 

This job will be posted until June 29, 2018.

See the full job posting and how to apply here.

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IT for Forensics

May 29, 2018 by Julia Dreyer

Ever wonder how police and intelligence agencies solve crimes or terrorist threats?

Crime analyst working at the Surrey detachmentLCD touch screenMan arrested and handcuffed by two police officers

FSCT 5104 will introduce you to the tools and techniques used by police, media journals, fraud investigators, and national justice and public agencies to gather intelligence and conduct analysis to prevent crime and identify potential threats to national security and public safety.

See more information and how to register here.

Filed Under: crime and intelligence analysis Tagged With: BCIT, courses, crime, students

Fall Term Schedule

May 24, 2018 by Julia Dreyer

Man reading a book in a field of daisies.Enjoy your summer more with one less thing to worry about… planning your schedule for the fall!

Our Fall term course schedule is now available on our website.

The sneak preview for the Fall 2018 term starts Fri, May 25 at 8:30 am (PDT).

Students may register for Fall 2018 term courses online, by phone, mail or in-person starting Wed, May 30 at 9:00 am (PDT).

 

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Student Mentorship Program

May 23, 2018 by Julia Dreyer

The Mentorship Program is a FREE program that matches students to an industry professional in their industry.

APPLY NOW to get a mentor for September.

Why join the program?

  • Make a smoother transition into the working world -avoiding pitfalls or challenges in industry
  • Giving you tools to assist you obtaining your ideal job in the field
  • Get tips around job search or advancing your career from someone in the industry
  • Enhance your networking skills

What is involved?

  • A six month mentoring relationship – meeting for 2 hours with your mentor each month (next intake starts in September)

How do you find out more information/How do you apply?

  • Visit the website at www.bcitsa.ca/student-services/mentorship/ for more info or to fill out our online application form.

The deadline to apply is Wednesday June 13 @ 4pm.

Filed Under: forensics Tagged With: BCIT, mentor, students

Vancouver Police Museum – Volunteer Opportunity

May 10, 2018 by Julia Dreyer

The Vancouver Police Museum and Archives is currently recruiting for several of their volunteer programs.

Students with a passion for history and knowledge of forensic disciplines can build their skills and experience with public speaking and engagement, enrich their knowledge through research for their programs, and network with a range of policing, scientific, and museum professionals who are all part of the VPMA community.

The VPMA showcases the history of the Vancouver Police Department, the Vancouver Coroners’ Service, and the Vancouver City Analyst’s laboratory.

They house collections of historical artifacts and objects relating to these three organizations, host public events such as Movies in the Morgue, and provide educational programs that explore the history of policing and investigation in Vancouver.

Applications for volunteers accepted on an ongoing basis.

For more information, visit their volunteer website, or email learning@vancouverpolicemuseum.ca.

 

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BCIT Forensics Associate Dean on Daily Plant

May 2, 2018 by Julia Dreyer

Dean Hildebrand, Associate Dean of BCIT’s Forensic Science & Technology programs, speaks about the role of DNA evidence in the Golden State Killer case.

In Discovery’s Daily Planet video, The DNA Killer, looks at the genetic DNA testing that lead to an arrest.

“After more than 30 years without an arrest, the Golden State Killer is believed to be behind bars.  And it’s all thanks to the DNA evidence.”

See the full video on Daily Plant.

Filed Under: forensic science, forensics Tagged With: BCIT, crime, DNA, forensics, news

CIPS Vancouver – Blockchain

May 2, 2018 by Julia Dreyer

CIPS BC – Vancouver

Thursday, MAY 24th, 2018

  5:30 – 7:00 p.m.

Arrivals: 5:30 – 5:45 p.m.

BCIT  Downtown Campus  

5th Floor Tech Hub

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You’re invited to join CIPS Vancouver and learn about BLOCKCHAIN… including:

success factors for blockchain solutions / major blockchain technologies / smart contract strengths and weaknesses / use cases

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    “Blockchain: Crossing the Chasm”

 

Mike Barnard,  Executive Consultant, IBM Canada

Blockchain solutions have potential in many domains. Success requires multiple factors be met, beyond rapidly maturing technology. Selection of blockchain framework is… easier and harder !!

Door prize: Autographed copy of industry best-seller, “The Blockchain Revolution” by Don Tapscott

Light refreshments will be served.

Register now!

 

CIPS Members: $15.00

Non-members: $20.00

Students: no charge (but must register)

Payment – Online EventBrite: VISA, Master Card

At the door: cash only.

Please note: if you are unable to attend after reserving, please ask a colleague to use your ticket.

Refunds will not be possible beginning 7 days before the event.

www.cips.ca/bc

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Coquitlam RCMP Volunteer Info Session

April 8, 2018 by Julia Dreyer

Help make your community safer.  Become a Coquitlam RCMP Volunteer.

Volunteer opportunities include:

  • Community Police Station FrontCost of arms for the RCMP
  • Counter
  • Bike & Foot Patrol
  • Citizens Crime Watch
  • CellWatch
  • Speed Watch
  • Special Events

DATE:  Thursday, April 26th, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.

WHERE:  Council Chambers, City of Port Coquitlam, 2580 Shaughnessy St.

REGISTER:  The event is FREE, but we ask that you please register on Eventbrite:  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cqrcmpvolunteerinfo-tickets-44261751089 

Filed Under: forensics Tagged With: RCMP, volunteer

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