Do you want to use your investigative skills to protect the public and uphold the integrity of the financial sector? At the Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF), you will participate in large-scale projects where your rigor, curiosity, and analytical skills will make all the difference. You will work within an experienced team, recognized for its professionalism and collaborative approach in conducting complex and strategic investigations.

Your Role

Under the direction of the Digital Forensics and Operations Support team, the incumbent will contribute to digital evidence investigations.

She acts as a specialist in the research, preservation, and analysis of electronic evidence, while supporting investigators and litigants in their work. In this capacity, she is required to: Search for, seize, and preserve digital evidence relevant to an investigation; Analyze digital evidence according to legal parameters; Assist investigators and litigants in identifying digital evidence and ensuring its legal validity; Act as a resource person for Authority staff on any questions related to digital evidence; Collaborate with the team of investigators in conducting cyber investigations, according to established procedures and conditions; Contribute to the continuous improvement of methods and tools related to digital investigations; Stay informed of best practices in technological and applied cyber investigations to investigations.

Our Proposal

• Contribute to consumer protection and public confidence in the financial sector;
• Leverage your expertise within a collaborative and inclusive team working on diverse and stimulating projects;
• Join a committed, forward-looking, and purpose-driven organization;
• Enjoy a flexible 35-hour work week, a hybrid model, a defined benefit pension plan (RREGOP or RRPE), generous vacation time, a comprehensive benefits package, and professional development and support programs. To learn more, visit our Careers page. Your Skills and Expertise Bachelor's degree in administration, law, or a related field; Bachelor's degree in computer science or cyber investigation (a significant asset); Minimum of three (3) years of experience in investigative techniques or a related field; Good knowledge of spoken and written French and English to ensure effective communication with partners and stakeholders outside Quebec, where English is used in investigations; Excellent analytical, synthesis, and decision-making skills; Ability to testify in court; Ability to work effectively in a team and in Interdisciplinary collaboration;
• Excellent writing skills: precise, structured, and adapted to the investigative context;
• Ability to manage multiple priorities and adapt to urgent or changing situations;
• Autonomy, rigor, discretion, credibility, and sound judgment;
• Comfortable handling sensitive and confidential information.

A Merit Zone is available during employment once you have reached the top of the salary scale. It is available when you exceed expectations during your annual performance review, all in accordance with applicable rules.

Ready to take on the challenge?

Submit your application and actively contribute to the AMF's mission.

The successful candidate will be required to undergo a background check related to employment.

Committed to promoting diversity in all its forms and ensuring equal access to employment, the AMF encourages applications from members of visible and ethnic minorities, Indigenous people, and persons with disabilities.

If you require accommodations at any stage of the evaluation process, please let us know. Information received will be treated confidentially.