Specialist Investigator Cybercrime (m/f/d)

As the fifth largest canton in Switzerland with around 6000 employees, we are committed to the common good of society at the

cantonal administration. With an impressive variety of services,

our work affects all areas of life, whether education, economy, law, security, nature, health, construction, culture, or finance. With our meaningful

work, we leave a small footprint every day, as it is relevant to over half a million people.

The St.Gallen Cantonal Police stands for security, trust, and modern police work.

The Cybercrime Investigations & Data Analysis group of the IT Forensics & Cybercrime department is responsible for combating cybercrime and supports partners in technically highly complex investigations as well as perpetrator identification based on digital traces. Our work combines criminal police experience, technical expertise, and the use of the latest investigative and analytical methods.

To strengthen our team, we are looking for an immediate or agreed upon start for a

Specialist Investigator Cybercrime (m/f/d)

Workload: 80-100%

Workplace: St.Gallen

What to expect

• Conducting complex investigations, technical analyses, and preparing expert reports and assessments in the field of cyber and high-tech crime
• Supporting, accompanying, and coordinating specialist investigative procedures at national and international levels
• Interrupting criminal actions by initiating proactive measures (Crime Disruption)
• Collaborating in interdisciplinary investigative teams and projects
• Lecturing and actively participating in the training and further education of corps members
• Participating in specialist working groups and committees

A later specialization in one of our specialist areas (Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies, OSINT & Darknet, or virtual undercover measures) is desirable.

What distinguishes you

• Police officer with a federal specialist certificate with proven experience in cybercrime investigations or a university degree in IT security and/or several years of relevant professional experience
• Strong technical and analytical understanding
• Willingness for continuous professional development
• Enjoyment of interdisciplinary collaboration
• Precise, goal-oriented working style and editorial skills
• Good English skills in spoken and written form

What we offer

• A meaningful, exciting, and varied activity in the field of modern crime fighting
• The opportunity to actively shape and further develop the cyber and high-tech investigations of the St.Gallen Cantonal Police
• A dynamic, highly motivated team and a modern equipped workplace
• Specialist training and further education opportunities to specifically promote your skills
• Flexible working hours and an environment that supports independent work

Ready for the next step? If we have sparked your interest and you want to be part of the team, we look forward to your application.

Further information from:

Damian Broger, Head of Cybercrime Investigations & Data Analysis, phone 058 229 52 71

or Martin Reut, Head of IT Forensics & Cybercrime, phone 058 229 44 25