Minimum Qualifications •A minimum of 10 years of full-time law enforcement experience at the federal, state, or local level, with a demonstrated focus on white collar crime, economic crime, insurance fraud, or other complex criminal investigations, and; Documented experience in conducting in-depth investigations involving financial records, organized fraud schemes, or multi-jurisdictional criminal activity, and; Proven ability to lead or support investigations from intake to prosecution or resolution, including case development, evidence collection, interviews, report writing, and courtroom testimony. The Senior Investigative Officer handles confidential and sensitive matters, manages an assigned caseload, develops evidence, conducts surveillance and interviews, prepares investigative reports, and supports referrals to prosecutors, NYSIF Legal, and NYSIF civil attorneys.