Supervisory Criminal Investigator

Duties

Serve as principal advisor to the Inspector General and executive leadership on sensitive investigative matters, special projects, and the operational impact of new or revised federal policies and laws.

Plan, direct, and conduct highly sensitive, complex, and high-profile criminal and administrative investigations involving allegations of misconduct against senior agency officials and internal personnel.

Design and conduct comprehensive studies and analyses of complex organizational functions and processes to resolve management issues and support long-range strategic planning for the OIG.

Oversee inspections, evaluations, and data analytics initiatives across the agency to detect fraud, waste, and abuse, and establish predication for criminal or administrative action.

Review, approve, and finalize comprehensive investigative reports, inspection findings, and briefing materials, ensuring rigorous standards of evidence, factual accuracy, and procedural compliance.

Maintain liaison with senior agency leaders, federal law enforcement counterparts, and external oversight bodies to coordinate on joint investigations, national programs, and task force operations.

Supervise and direct a multidisciplinary, geographically dispersed staff, including criminal investigators, analysts, and evaluators; assign work, set priorities, and evaluate performance.