Investigator III

Investigative Position

Seasoned professional investigative work conducting field and desk investigations, gathering documentation for evidence, and completing reports for agency accountability. Interviews individuals involved in criminal and administrative infractions. May appear as an expert witness in a disciplinary or court preliminary hearing. Establishes liaison with various law enforcement agencies and the compiling and acquiring of security information. May train employees on best policies and procedures to ensure compliance. Makes frequent contact with other governmental agencies, professional associations, and other entities involved. May operate in an "undercover" capacity while investigating.

What you'll need to be successful: Proficiency in Adobe and Microsoft Office applications, particularly Microsoft Word and Excel is preferred, along with strong typing and general computer skills. Candidates should be detail-oriented, organized, and capable of managing multiple assignments while maintaining professionalism in interactions with the public, contractors, and other agencies. Preferred candidates will possess knowledge of or experience in the construction industry, including familiarity with construction practices, contractors, or related regulatory matters. Strong written and verbal communication skills are desired, as the position requires preparation of reports, correspondence, and investigative documentation.