Supervisory Criminal Investigator

Assistant Special Agent In Charge

This position is located at the Department of Commerce OIG, Office of Investigations. As an Assistant Special Agent in Charge (ASAC), you will perform the following duties:

Manages investigative activities by reviewing case files for adherence to OIG policies, organizational performance goals, management directives, timeliness, and applicable laws as well as accuracy and thoroughness.

Supervises the proper use and execution of investigative techniques to effectively and efficiently resolve cases.

Resolves issues impeding the successful completion of investigations and programs.

Provides direct first line supervision to the HQ Investigative Services Unit.

Develops policy and standard operating procedures for staff and provide advice and instruction to employees on technical and administrative matters.

Identifies and recommends ways to improve production and increase the quality of investigative work and establishes deadlines and priorities for major projects.

Reviews work products and counsels on work improvement. Identifies both formal and informal developmental and training needs for employees.

Conducts on-the-job training and assigns work as appropriate to develop specific skill sets in each subordinate. Works with subordinates to develop Individual Development Plans.

Writes position descriptions and participates in the selection, assignment, and promotion of subordinate personnel. Assists program leadership in all phases of full cycle recruiting from job fairs, initial sourcing and screening through offer negotiations, placement and onboarding.

Supports investigative team efforts resulting in, criminal prosecutions, civil recoveries, suspensions, debarments, contractual remedies, employee disciplinary actions, changes to Department policies and procedures, and/or the exoneration of subjects.

Coordinates with senior officials on various investigative matters.

Ensures all investigative programs are being managed appropriately.

Ensures all investigative resources, databases, and equipment are being managed appropriately.