The Sentinel

DIGITAL FORENSICS EXPERTS LAND £11M WORTH OF NEW BUSINESS

High-tech jobs on offer at growing firm

- Sentinel Reporter newsdesk@reachplc.com

A RENOWNED city digital forensic consultanc­y service is set to launch a recruitmen­t drive after landing eight new contracts with a projected value of more than £11 million.

Sytech – which also has offices in South Wales – is the longest-standing digital forensic consultanc­y service in the UK.

It has won a series of tenders for public sector bodies including four separate police forces, Police Digital Services (PDS), Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), and the Centre for Environmen­t, Fisheries and Aquacultur­al Science (Cefas).

Sytech gathers digital evidence for criminal, civil or corporate investigat­ions, covering computer forensics, mobile phone forensics and geo-location analysis.

The company has also been enlisted by Cefas to deliver consultanc­y and training support services in Belize.

Sytech has also added bid writing support services to its existing consultanc­y offerings to small and medium sized business.

To support the growth, the firm is embarking on a major recruitmen­t drive and is seeking to grow the existing 70-strong workforce by at least 30 per cent over the next 12 months – roughly 21 jobs.

Sytech is seeking experience­d analysts, entry-level technician­s and administra­tive staff, and is interested in speaking with IT profession­als, data analysts or former police officers keen to migrate into digital forensics and cyber services.

Managing director Daren Greener said: “We are extremely proud to have secured significan­t expansion of our contract portfolio with a record number of new public sector contracts over the past 12 months, a testament to our commitment to provide an attentive and amenable service delivery.

“These contracts also endorse the tremendous work and previous achievemen­ts of all our staff, which is reflected in high levels of customer satisfacti­on and service assurance. Our historic record in these areas, together with evident continuous improvemen­t, have been key factors to these latest contract awards.

“As the business continues to expand and diversify, we are thrilled to offer significan­t job opportunit­ies, creating high-aspiration­al careers and improving social mobility in our workforce areas and further across the UK through our social activities, which themselves are aimed at improving employabil­ity.”

■ Those who are interested in working for the company should contact Chris Gater at recruitmen­t@ sytech-consultant­s.com.

 ?? ?? GROWTH: Sytech managing director, Daren Greener.
GROWTH: Sytech managing director, Daren Greener.

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