The Texas Department of Public Safety's Crime Laboratory Division is seeking Forensic Scientist I-III in Toxicology (Alcohol/Volatiles and Drugs). Positions span entry-level to advanced journey-level responsibilities, including training, data interpretation, and testimony preparation. Responsibilities emphasize laboratory analyses, reports, and expert testimony in court under varying supervision. Applicants must complete summary of experience to determine minimum qualifications. #J-18808-Ljbffr Soft Tox
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...Job Title: Buyer-I Job Location - Remote Duration - 03 months Shift: 9am-5pm ET Client is enhancing its new verticals grocery experience. You will be joining a small team responsible for ensuring that we are able to source and purchase grocery items to fulfill...