Concord, NH – The New Hampshire State Police are accepting applications for a Digital Evidence System Analyst (Supervisor) position, offering an opportunity to support the agency’s growing digital evidence operations.
According to the New Hampshire State Police, the position is responsible for analyzing and developing information systems procedures and controls related to the collection, processing, and storage of digital evidence from electronic devices used in law enforcement investigations.
The analyst will support the Division of State Police by helping manage digital evidence systems and ensuring information is processed efficiently and securely. The supervisory role focuses on maintaining procedures that assist investigators and other law enforcement personnel with digital evidence management.
Applications for the position will remain open until Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2026.
State police encourage qualified candidates with experience in information systems, digital evidence management, or related technical fields to apply before the deadline.
Additional information about the position, including qualifications, responsibilities, and the online application process, is available through the New Hampshire State Police employment website.
The hiring announcement comes as law enforcement agencies continue expanding their use of digital evidence, including data recovered from mobile devices, computers, surveillance systems, and other electronic sources that play a growing role in criminal investigations.
Interested applicants can learn more and submit an application by visiting the New Hampshire State Police careers page before the Aug. 18 deadline.
