Public Safety Forensic Scientist Trainee Role (New Brunswick)

Public Safety Forensic Scientist Trainee Role (New Brunswick)

28 Aug
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Minnesota Direct Care and Treatment
|
New Brunswick

28 Aug

Minnesota Direct Care and Treatment

New Brunswick

Kickstart your forensic career with the Public Safety Department as a Trainee Forensic Scientist based in St. Paul, Minnesota. Engage in critical biological evidence analysis for criminal justice.

The State of Minnesota is hiring a Trainee Forensic Scientist within its BCA Lab Biology Section. This full-time, temporary role supports analysis and evaluation of evidence, utilizing advanced forensic methods to influence criminal investigations. You'll receive training from seasoned scientists in a team-oriented environment.

Key Responsibilities:
• Analyze and interpret biological evidence for investigations
• Conduct DNA analysis using various forensic techniques
• Participate in quality assurance and educational training sessions




• Liaise with law enforcement and criminal justice partners
• Follow agency protocols and scientific procedures

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in life or physical sciences
• Relevant coursework in biochemistry and genetics
• Strong communication skills for diverse interactions
• Ability to collaborate with varied communities
• Attach unofficial academic transcripts to application

Develop critical skills while contributing to public safety and justice in Minnesota.
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📌 Public Safety Forensic Scientist Trainee Role (New Brunswick)
🏢 Minnesota Direct Care and Treatment
📍 New Brunswick

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