Noah Monroe is a detective and a digital forensic examiner in Idaho. I have been in law enforcement since 2019. My investigations include SVU and persons-crimes work, including domestic violence. I perform digital forensic extractions and examinations. I am a field training officer and a high liability Emergency Vehicle Operations (EVOC) instructor. I am a co-founder of Adrenaline Realm, and I am earning an M.S. in Software Engineering at Southern New Hampshire University.
I build software with AI agents. The notes here sit where the work and the tools meet: what examiners actually see, what investigators can trust a model to do, and what it is like to learn to build without coming up through a traditional computer science path.
- Law enforcementSince 2019
- InvestigationsSVU and persons-crimes investigations, including domestic violence
- Digital forensicsDigital forensic extractions and examinations
- InstructionField Training Officer and high liability Emergency Vehicle Operations (EVOC) instructor
- B.S. Criminal JusticeHomeland Security and Counterterrorism
- M.S. Software EngineeringIn progress, Southern New Hampshire University
- Adrenaline RealmCo-founder
Three sections hold the work.
- Forensics is a searchable notebook of mobile and computer forensic findings. The notes already published there keep their URLs.
- AI and Policing is for what AI can help an investigator with, and what it should not be asked to do.
- Learning is coursework from SNHU and notes on building software with AI.
This is a personal site. The views here are my own. They are not affiliated with, sponsored, or endorsed by any employer or agency, and they are not a statement of any agency's policy. Nothing here is case material.
Unfinished pieces are titles only, on the coming soon page. They are marked as drafts and they are not in the article list.