Duties: ·         From the physical evidence submitted to the forensic laboratory, identifies specific exhibits/items to be preserved and analyzed using the policies and procedures detailed in the Quality Manual, discipline/sub-discipline operations manual(s), the Training Manual and the Evidence Manual.·         Casework must be executed judiciously; casework must be complete, accurate, timely and performed at the highest level of quality ensuring compliance with ISO/IEC 17025 guidelines. ·         Treats internal and external customers with dignity and respect, using consistent, appropriate language and behavior.·         Manages time appropriately; assists others as needed; maintains productivity.·         Written and verbal communication is timely, clear, concise and easily understood.·         Utilizing the Laboratory Information Management System, writes accurate, complete and timely case documentation and laboratory reports that may be introduced as evidence into a court of law.·         Demonstrates the utmost professionalism while providing expert testimony in court; as needed, serves in an advisory capacity during criminal and civil cases in various municipal, county, district, military or federal courts in Colorado.·         Updates skill sets through active participation in professional groups, trainings, seminars and conferences.  Readily keeps up-to-date technologically by reading forensic literature, journals and websites. ·         Willingly performs other duties as assigned.  This may include but is not limited to validating instrumentation, writing technical procedures, procuring supplies, assisting the Agent-in-Charge as needed.