Forensics Internship

Position Summary 

The Forensic Science Internship at RJ Lee Group offers hands-on experience supporting active criminal forensics research projects within our nationally recognized criminal forensics laboratory. Interns work closely with our scientists and technical staff, contributing to ongoing research with a focus on primer gunshot residue (pGSR) analysis and related forensic methodologies. 

Key Responsibilities 

• Assist forensic scientists in research related to gunshot residue, including sample preparation, particle analysis, and data organization. 

• Conduct literature reviews and gather supporting scientific research under staff direction. 

• Help maintain laboratory documentation, records, and research logs in accordance with standard operating procedures. 

• Participate in basic laboratory tasks, including safe handling of samples, routine equipment upkeep, and proper documentation. 

• Support ongoing forensic projects assigned by team as needed. 

Qualifications 

• Currently completing at least two years of college in a forensics oriented program, such as Forensic Science, Chemistry, Biology, Criminal Justice with forensic concentration, or a related scientific discipline.  

• Strong interest in forensic laboratory work and scientific research.  

• Ability to follow detailed procedures and maintain accurate records.  

• Strong communication, organizational, and critical thinking skills.  

• Must be able to work onsite in the lab during the internship period. 

• Proficient in Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint  

Internship Duration 

• Start Date: May or June 

• End Date: End of summer (flexible based on academic schedules) 

• Full-time or part-time schedule options depending on department needs. 

Why Join RJ Lee Group? 

Interns gain real-world experience working alongside experts in forensic science, materials characterization, and laboratory research—an excellent foundation for future careers in forensic laboratories, law enforcement support, or advanced scientific study.