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Consultant Expert in Cybercrime Training and Curriculum Development

UNODCHome-basedRemote
Category | Grade:Professional | CONDeadline:10 Aug 2026Job ID:280468Posted on:3 Aug 2026
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Overview

Designs and delivers specialised cybercrime training for investigators, prosecutors and judges in Central America. The consultancy develops curricula and practical guides, updates Panama’s digital-evidence guidance and leads workshops on malware, dark web, artificial intelligence and forensic testimony.

Department: Global Programme on Cybercrime

Languages

Required: Spanish

Desired: Another UN language

Minimum Experience

5 years

Estimated Salary

Not available

Responsibilities

  • Design and deliver simulated-trial workshops on online child sexual exploitation and online scams
  • Deliver training on cyberattacks and malware for justice-sector practitioners
  • Deliver workshops on presenting forensic findings before courts
  • Deliver training on dark web and artificial intelligence use in criminal investigations
  • Update Panama’s technical guideline on digital evidence
  • Develop cybercrime study programmes for investigators, prosecutors and judges
  • Produce participant study guides and trainer instruction guides for each programme

Requirements

  • Advanced university degree in Cybercrime Investigation, Digital Forensics or a related field, or a first-level degree with two additional years of qualifying experience
  • At least five years of experience implementing training programmes for law-enforcement and justice officers in digital forensics and cybercrime investigation
  • Oral and written fluency in Spanish
  • Availability for travel to Costa Rica and Panama

Skills

Cybercrime InvestigationDigital ForensicsCurriculum DevelopmentTraining DeliveryTechnical Guideline DevelopmentForensic TestimonyMalware AnalysisDark Web InvestigationsArtificial IntelligenceLegal Training

Additional info

  • Home-based assignment with travel to Costa Rica and Panama
  • Expected assignment period is 4 September 2026 to 31 March 2027