Investigator I

Investigator I

This role requires the ability to work lawfully in the U.S. without employment-based immigration sponsorship, now or in the future. Are you someone who thrives on uncovering the truth and ensuring justice in the workplace? At Spectrum, we're seeking a determined and detail-oriented Investigator I to join our team. This role isn't just about solving casesit's about upholding integrity and protecting our valued workforce. If you're looking to make a difference and have a keen eye for detail, this could be your next role. As an Investigator I at Spectrum, your work directly contributes to creating a safe and trustworthy environment for our employees and customers. By diligently investigating instances of theft, misconduct, and workplace violations, you ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations, safeguarding Spectrum's reputation and reinforcing our dedication to ethical practices. Your ability to conduct thorough research and document comprehensive reports helps us maintain transparency and fairness, aligning with our mission to deliver exceptional service, and fostering a culture of trust and respect.

How You'll Make an Impact

• Investigate instances of theft and workplace violations, contributing to a secure and compliant workforce.
• Collaborate with Investigator II on complex cases and provide workplace support for Human Resources, Audit, and Legal teams.
• Conduct on-site security risk assessments, evaluate risks using crime-related data, and present insightful recommendations to business units.
• Represent Corporate Physical Security committees, offering expert guidance on security matters.
• Facilitate engaging security training sessions for employees, aligning with company policies and quality standards.
• Prepare detailed investigative reports for internal and external stakeholders, including Human Resources and law enforcement.

Working Conditions

Flexibility to adjust working hours beyond the regular schedule, sometimes with minimal notice, to meet the demands of the role

What You'll Bring to Spectrum

Required Qualifications

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience

Experience

5+ years of experience in investigative environments involving research, writing, and analysis

Skills

Take initiative and handle various tasks simultaneously while working efficiently, effectively, and independently under minimal supervision

Adapt to respond to urgent issues, situational needs, and workload requirements

Understand the criminal justice system, court proceedings, and private security regulations

Utilize effective interpersonal, organizational, and communication skills to engage with all levels of people, both inside and outside the company

Be proficient in Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint applications

Maintain accuracy and attention to detail

Comprehend incident reporting and case management processes

Know evidence handling and case building for prosecution

Apply knowledge of interview techniques

Work within the laws / statutes and employment laws impacting methods used in successful investigations

Pursue professional development opportunities, including internal and external training and professional association membership, and share information gained with co-workers

Speak comfortably to large groups to provide security-related training

Preferred Qualifications

Skills

Knowledge of Federal, state or local regulations relevant to the company, i.e., PCI, CPNI, SOX, HIPAA, and data privacy affecting theft of cable service

Bilingual

Education

PCI, CFE, CPP, or similar certification