Corporate Investigator, Enterprise Protection Program - Global Investigati

The Corporate Investigator is responsible for investigating reports of internal theft, vandalism, fraud, suspicious activity, and violations of company policy under the guidance of the GI Regional Manager. The Corporate Investigator utilizes technology, analysis, interviewing, and assessment techniques to protect and safeguard personnel, information, and assets.
Investigations range from moderate to complex in nature, with senior investigator and GI Regional Manager collaboration on high-profile or sensitive matters. Corporate Investigators work as part of a team, providing support and resources to local stakeholders across global locations, and are expected to embrace the concepts of continuous process improvement, innovation, and shared risk management.

Key job responsibilities
Analyze CCTV video, access control systems, and other data collection capabilities in response to incidents to identify behaviors, root causes, locations, potential evidence, and/or person(s) involved.
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Basic Qualifications:
- Experience in Incident Management, Threat Management, Corporate Investigations, Law Enforcement, Security Operations, Crisis Management or a related field that involves conducting threat assessments, workplace investigations, and/or incident response
- Bachelors Degree or equivalent professional experience
- 3+ years experience working in Corporate Investigations, Law Enforcement, Security Operations, Incident Management, or a related field
- Experience conducting corporate, product, and/or vendor investigations with increasing complexity
- Foundational investigative and analytical skills specific to a corporate high-tech environment, including CCTV video review and preservation, an understanding of Chain of Custody, and knowledge of the methods of investigation
- Experience conducting investigations using traditional investigative tradecraft, effective interviewing skills, and technology
- Willingness to learn new methods and approaches to seemingly familiar p