Jean-Pierre has spent more than 12 years in fraud investigations, the last four focused primarily on computer forensics. He started his career in forensic auditing with the South African Postal Services, which led to major investigations into postal theft, credit card fraud and corruption.
Jean-Pierre later headed up the forensic auditing division of a multi-national conglomerate, leading investigations in organised crime, money laundering and asset misappropriation schemes. During this time he practised in South Africa, England and the United States of America.
In 2003 Jean-Pierre migrated to Australia. He is currently responsible for computer forensic and fraud investigations.
His areas of specialisation include:
- Provision of specialist services which include computer forensics, data recovery, electronic discovery and data mining.
- Fraud and other financial investigations, including tracing of assets.
- Digital surveillance.
| Notable assignments | Role |
|---|
| National Wine Centre |
Combined digital surveillance and computer forensics, leading an investigation into stock misappropriation. |
| Educational institution |
Utilised digital surveillance and computer forensics in an investigation into downloading and distrubution of child pornography. |
| ASIC vs John West & Associates Pty Ltd |
Assisted in the presentation, analysis and discovery of electronic data. |
| Autodesk vs Zisis Ginos |
Provided expert testimony on software copyright matters. |
| Makris vs Klauber |
Conducted a fraud investigation into the misappropriation of company funds. |
| Banking institution |
Provided expert electronic discovery services. |
| Motor manufacturer |
Conducted a forensic review into the abuse of incentive schemes. |