Forensic Scientist EVII Polygraph Unit Supervisor Statewide

Indianapolis, IN - USA

Monthly Salary: Not Disclosed

Posted on: 18 hours ago

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Job Description

To serve as a civilian employee of the Indiana State Police (ISP) whose primary responsibility is to be accountable for the performance of the Forensic Polygraph Unit within the context of the Forensic Services Divisions (FSD) mission.

Job Duties

Participate in the establishment of Polygraph Unit priorities goals and objectives necessary in accomplishing the mission of the FSD.
Monitor evaluate and document performance of personnel assigned to the Polygraph Unit.
Plan direct and supervise the work associated with the Polygraph Unit.
Fulfill the quality assurance responsibilities of the Polygraph Unit as required by the Polygraph Procedure Manual.
Maintain analytical proficiency in polygraph examination.
Perform administrative and support functions as necessary to maintain polygraph examination services.
Research evaluate procure and provide for maintenance of necessary instrumentation to perform the Polygraph Units mission.
Develop implement and evaluate training programs for Polygraph Unit personnel.
Maintain effective communication with the scientific and criminal justice communities and Department personnel.
Conduct analysis on routine and highly complex polygraph examinations utilizing approved Polygraph Procedure Manual.
Communicate polygraph examination procedures methodology policies and conclusions to various elements in the criminal justice system including court testimony as an expert witness.
Propose and implement Polygraph Unit goals and objectives.
Distribute casework and operational assignments to Polygraph Unit personnel.
Participate in the formulation of budget requests.
Validate or supervise validation of new technical procedures.
Maintain the Polygraph Units resource materials.
Maintain documentation of technical procedures in the Polygraph Procedure Manual.
Participate in creation and annual review of management system documents.
Provide and review proficiency testing and maintain associated records within the Polygraph Unit.
Monitor conclusions and expert testimony of Polygraph Unit personnel.
Direct supervise and evaluate the performance of Polygraph Unit and other FSD personnel as needed.
Identify training needs develop and administer training programs.
Inspect and conduct general maintenance of the polygraph equipment to ensure reliability and serviceability is maintained.
Prepare recommendations with justification and specifications for the purchase of equipment and supplies.
Ensure compliance with accreditation requirements Standard Operating Procedures Rules Regulations and FSD policies.
Perform other duties as required.

Job Qualifications

Baccalaureate degree or higher required.
Natural science forensic science and/or criminal justice classes are desired.
Three years of full-time experience in a polygraph examiner position.
Experience working criminal investigations desired.
Must have successfully completed a FSD approved interview/interrogation course.
Successful completion of an ISP recognized polygraph examination training program and competency testing.
Successfully complete and maintain certification by a forensic organization approved by the FSD Commander.
Advanced knowledge of polygraph examination techniques.
Advanced knowledge of theory and practical operation of polygraph instrumentation.
Ability to perform complex scientific procedures in an unbiased manner following the Polygraph Procedure Manual.
Ability to comprehend demonstrate and explain advanced knowledge of theory and practical operation of various polygraph instruments and analytical techniques.
Ability to effectively operate various computer systems and software.
Ability to operate and maintain laboratory equipment.
Ability to manage and adhere to established laboratory safety practices.
Ability to comprehend and apply management and leadership theories and techniques.
Ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing.
Ability to testify as an expert witness in an objective unbiased and professional manner.
Must possess a valid drivers license.
Ability to travel by aircraft and other vehicles.
Ability to attend training at alternate locations for extended periods of time.

Must be able to successfully pass a background investigation. Applicants are asked to submit a complete work history. All applicants are required to submit copies of their high school transcript or GED certificate any college transcripts technical certificates and a military DD214 (if applicable). Please attach these documents to your online application. If you are unable to attach these documents as requested please email the documents toiand indicate your name and the position for which you have applied when forwarding all attachments.

Required Experience:

Manager

Job DescriptionTo serve as a civilian employee of the Indiana State Police (ISP) whose primary responsibility is to be accountable for the performance of the Forensic Polygraph Unit within the context of the Forensic Services Divisions (FSD) mission.Job DutiesParticipate in the establishment of Poly...

Job Description

Job Duties

Participate in the establishment of Polygraph Unit priorities goals and objectives necessary in accomplishing the mission of the FSD.
Monitor evaluate and document performance of personnel assigned to the Polygraph Unit.
Plan direct and supervise the work associated with the Polygraph Unit.
Fulfill the quality assurance responsibilities of the Polygraph Unit as required by the Polygraph Procedure Manual.
Maintain analytical proficiency in polygraph examination.
Perform administrative and support functions as necessary to maintain polygraph examination services.
Research evaluate procure and provide for maintenance of necessary instrumentation to perform the Polygraph Units mission.
Develop implement and evaluate training programs for Polygraph Unit personnel.
Maintain effective communication with the scientific and criminal justice communities and Department personnel.
Conduct analysis on routine and highly complex polygraph examinations utilizing approved Polygraph Procedure Manual.
Communicate polygraph examination procedures methodology policies and conclusions to various elements in the criminal justice system including court testimony as an expert witness.
Propose and implement Polygraph Unit goals and objectives.
Distribute casework and operational assignments to Polygraph Unit personnel.
Participate in the formulation of budget requests.
Validate or supervise validation of new technical procedures.
Maintain the Polygraph Units resource materials.
Maintain documentation of technical procedures in the Polygraph Procedure Manual.
Participate in creation and annual review of management system documents.
Provide and review proficiency testing and maintain associated records within the Polygraph Unit.
Monitor conclusions and expert testimony of Polygraph Unit personnel.
Direct supervise and evaluate the performance of Polygraph Unit and other FSD personnel as needed.
Identify training needs develop and administer training programs.
Inspect and conduct general maintenance of the polygraph equipment to ensure reliability and serviceability is maintained.
Prepare recommendations with justification and specifications for the purchase of equipment and supplies.
Ensure compliance with accreditation requirements Standard Operating Procedures Rules Regulations and FSD policies.
Perform other duties as required.

Job Qualifications

Baccalaureate degree or higher required.
Natural science forensic science and/or criminal justice classes are desired.
Three years of full-time experience in a polygraph examiner position.
Experience working criminal investigations desired.
Must have successfully completed a FSD approved interview/interrogation course.
Successful completion of an ISP recognized polygraph examination training program and competency testing.
Successfully complete and maintain certification by a forensic organization approved by the FSD Commander.
Advanced knowledge of polygraph examination techniques.
Advanced knowledge of theory and practical operation of polygraph instrumentation.
Ability to perform complex scientific procedures in an unbiased manner following the Polygraph Procedure Manual.
Ability to comprehend demonstrate and explain advanced knowledge of theory and practical operation of various polygraph instruments and analytical techniques.
Ability to effectively operate various computer systems and software.
Ability to operate and maintain laboratory equipment.
Ability to manage and adhere to established laboratory safety practices.
Ability to comprehend and apply management and leadership theories and techniques.
Ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing.
Ability to testify as an expert witness in an objective unbiased and professional manner.
Must possess a valid drivers license.
Ability to travel by aircraft and other vehicles.
Ability to attend training at alternate locations for extended periods of time.