Jobs at Envista Forensics

Investigates mechanical failures, vehicle accidents, property damage, and catastrophic incidents using scientific methods. Conducts field investigations, analyzes causes and repair costs, researches codes and failure modes, and prepares detailed reports. Maintains client relationships, supports multidisciplinary assignments, and may provide deposition or courtroom testimony. The role requires mechanical engineering experience, automotive familiarity, technical equipment operation, strong communication, and the ability to work in disaster environments.

Paid summer internship introducing students to digital forensics and forensic consulting. Responsibilities include collecting, preserving, and analyzing digital evidence from computers, mobile devices, and network logs; conducting technical research; using forensic tools; preparing investigative reports; supporting casework; and learning through mentorship and collaboration.

Paid internship supporting digital forensic investigations involving computers, mobile devices, and network logs. Responsibilities include collecting and analyzing digital evidence, learning forensic tools, documenting findings, writing reports, supporting investigative projects, and collaborating with forensic analysts. The role is based in the Raleigh, North Carolina lab, includes potential limited travel, and provides mentorship and hands-on case experience.

Paid summer internship for third- or fourth-year electrical engineering students. Interns support forensic engineering investigations through technical research, evidence collection, site inspections, testing, data analysis, report writing, and client or trial-related activities. The role includes mentorship, consulting exposure, and occasional marketing support. Full-time availability is required in the Chicago or Columbus area from May through August 2027.

Mechanical Engineering Interns support forensic engineering investigations through technical research, evidence collection, site inspections, equipment documentation, testing, data analysis, and report writing. The role includes mentorship from engineering team leads, participation in milestone projects, and occasional support for marketing and case-related work. This is a full-time summer internship based in Chicago or Columbus, with potential conversion to full-time employment after graduation.

Paid summer internship for electrical engineering students supporting forensic consulting investigations. Responsibilities include technical research, evidence collection, site inspections, equipment documentation, testing, data analysis, report writing, and assisting consultants. Interns receive mentorship and may travel for inspections, trials, or client meetings. Full-time availability is required from May through August 2027, with potential for post-graduation employment.

Conduct forensic investigations of electrical failures, defects, and property damage across industrial, commercial, and residential settings. Lead field examinations, determine root causes, evaluate design and maintenance quality, recommend repairs, prepare technical reports, and provide deposition or expert testimony in legal and insurance matters. The role requires collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, client-site travel, and professional engineering licensure or eligibility.

As a Senior Project Electrical Engineer, you will conduct forensic investigations into electrical incidents, collaborate with experts, and provide expert testimony on findings and recommendations.

Lead investigations into mechanical failures across industrial, commercial, and residential sites, perform field exams and catastrophe response, prepare technical reports, provide expert testimony, manage multidisciplinary teams, research failure modes and codes, recommend repairs/remediation, and maintain client relationships. Requires travel, onsite work in adverse conditions, PE licensure, and strong communication and project management skills.