International Consultant (Cybercrime Investigation Expert-French speaker)

Home-based consultancy supporting UNODC cybercrime work in Africa through training, mentoring and technical guidance on investigations, prosecution, digital evidence and online child sexual exploitation and abuse, with travel for in-person delivery.

Department: Global Programme on Cybercrime

• Design and deliver cybercrime investigation and digital-evidence training
• Develop curricula, agendas and learning materials
• Organise virtual and in-person activities with UNODC regional offices
• Prepare pre- and post-training assessments
• Provide mentoring and technical guidance to criminal justice practitioners
• Produce activity and assignment reports

• Advanced university degree in computer science, telecommunications, digital forensics, information technology, programming, cybersecurity, network security or a related field, or a first-level degree with two additional years of qualifying experience
• At least five years of experience leading cybercrime investigations involving digital evidence and device evaluation
• Experience training law-enforcement or criminal-justice authorities
• Fluency in oral and written French

• Home-based with travel to Africa
• Expected duration is 1 September 2026 to 15 July 2027