Cameraforensics
Image and video intelligence software for law enforcement agencies and NGOs investigating child exploitation
Highlights
- Hiring1 open role
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
- Remote-friendly1 of 1 open role remote or hybrid
About Cameraforensics
CameraForensics develops image and video intelligence tools for child protection investigations. Its products include Ember, Uniform Intelligence Hub and Metadata Search, alongside research and development capabilities.
Its customers and partners include law enforcement agencies, NGOs and investigators. The company is registered in Bristol, United Kingdom, and was founded in 2011. It has a Bristol-based team and is hiring a Senior Full Stack Engineer.
Product: Image and video intelligence tools for investigations, including Ember, Uniform Intelligence Hub and Metadata Search.
Jobs at Cameraforensics (1)
Cameraforensics is hiring for one role in engineering, based in Bristol.
Senior Full Stack Engineer
New on EvolcRemote-friendly
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