Examples of this include: Examining and analyzing CDHS' compliance, as well as its subrecipients' and contractors' compliance, with Federal and State laws, rules, regulations, and internal policies and procedures; Identifying Federal and State funds that were by CDHS, as well as its subrecipients and contractors, and subsequently recovering improperly expended funds, as needed; Providing a deterrent against waste, fraud, and abuse of Federal and State funds; Tracking and managing the implementation of external and internal audits of CDHS' programs and activities; Regularly collaborating with internal staff and external stakeholders; and. Independently lead and investigate fraud related matters related to CDHS employees, and when deemed necessary CDHS funded providers, employees of county departments or clients receiving benefits funded by CDHS; Maintain fraud hotline and fraud databases; Developing and reviewing fraud detection analytics/data that may indicate fraud or need for further inquiry.