Collision Investigation Technical Reviewer in Wokingham

TRL is a world-leading provider of software and services for the transport and mobility sectors. We are on a mission to create cleaner, more efficient, and universally accessible transportation. We believe that safe, reliable transport should be a right for everyone, regardless of their background. TRL is a diverse and inclusive community of passionate individuals committed to changing the way the world moves. We know that true innovation thrives in an environment where every voice is heard and respected. That's why we offer a diverse and inclusive workplace and flexible working arrangements from day one, ensuring that you can balance your work and life seamlessly, whether through working part-time, flexible hours, hybrid working or job share.

Our comprehensive benefits package, competitive salary, 25 days' annual leave, matched pension, life assurance cover, group income protection, healthcare cash back scheme, support for professional memberships and study (and more) is designed to help you thrive personally and professionally.

About The Role: We are seeking an experienced Collision Investigator to join our Forensic Investigations team at TRL. The successful candidate can be based UK wide. This is a part time role (ideally 20 hours per week).

Key Duties / Responsibilities:

• Primarily responsible for carrying out peer reviews of technical reports; checking the accuracy, quality and consistency of expert reports and providing feedback in an objective and constructive way.
• Identify and propose any alternative scenarios, methods of investigation or research that might be applicable to a particular case or could be used to validate the results.
• Identify areas for improvement, coach and mentor team members, contribute to team meetings and participate in quality management review sessions.

Skills & Experience:

Essential:

• Qualifications or extensive relevant experience in collision investigation and vehicle examination.
• Knowledge of key principles of collision investigation and developments within the discipline.
• Qualified and experienced in the forensic analysis of video and able to demonstrate competence in using a range of analysis techniques.
• Comprehensive knowledge and understanding of research and developments within the discipline, able to reference and recommend peer-reviewed papers that are relevant to a specific investigation.
• Experience in reviewing others' technical work and an ability to discuss comments and suggestions constructively, to explain your rationale and resolve issues.
• Knowledge of the role of an Expert Witness, and the relevant Criminal and Civil Procedure Rules in England/Wales, and their equivalents in other jurisdictions.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills; in particular to be able to explain technical information accurately and confidently, and provide honest feedback to assist in the technical development of colleagues.
• Able to manage tight deadlines and balance conflicting priorities, communicating effectively with colleagues and managers.

Desirable:

• A degree in an engineering or automotive discipline, or a similar technical/scientific subject is preferred.
• Experience in vehicle examination, including obtaining and analysing electronic data from vehicles, such as Event Data Recorders and telematic devices.
• Experience of presenting evidence in both Civil and Criminal Courts.
• Experience/interest in injury causation specifically the usage of helmets and seatbelts.