The Assistant Inspector General is a full-time, exempt legal role supporting investigations within an independent state agency dedicated to accountability in government and transit boards.
Under supervision, the AIG drafts investigative reports, reviews legal documents, and assists with case strategies.
Key responsibilities include conducting legal research, collaborating with investigators, developing interview plans, providing legal guidance, and ensuring statutory compliance.
Applicants should have a law degree, be licensed or able to obtain licensure in Illinois within a year, with preferred experience in ethics, criminal, or employment law, and investigative work.
Strong research, communication, organizational skills, and the ability to handle sensitive materials are essential.
Work locations are in Chicago or Springfield, with standard hours from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and occasional travel.