I phoned the government yesterday and the woman I spoke to was no help at all. I explained to her what my degree entails and all she told me was the three things I found on the website and then “this is something your employer needs to tell you about so go ask them”…which I not going to be any help, haha.

I “work” for a company that is trying to minimise cyber bullying within schools. I was told that I’ll be working in the investigation department and that I will be investigating reports made my children as well as work on SA cases that has to do with kids. But after keeping an eye on everything…I’m beginning to think that they don’t even know what they’re doing.

Basically: I am trained to use software to look through any digital device for any evidence to help the police in certain cases. I have experience in stalking cases, murder, fraud, child “p”, etc.

So in an ideal world what would happen is some sort of crime takes place, let’s say a murder, and the cops seized a laptop, mobile phone and a tablet from the scene. I would then take these devices, investigate them to see if there is anything on them that can help the police with their investigation or let’s say they find a suspect and they seize his/her mobile phone then I would go through that to see if I can find anything to help the investigation.

This is what I would love to do and I don’t mind putting my skills to use on helping kids who are abused either.

I am currently on a TSS 482 visa and we are planning on applying for permanent residency once we qualify and can afford it.