Criminal Investigation cases include serving subpoenas, conducting interviews of witnesses, obtaining sworn testimony from witnesses--orally and/or in writing, interviewing and/or interrogating criminal suspects after advising them of their Constitutional rights, testifying to Grand Juries and Petit Juries, and may act as an advisor to the District Attorneys, other law enforcement agencies, and/or court personnel. The incumbent must have an attitude of independence, be self-reliant in analytical ability, and have experience in tax/accounting/auditing applications, or have a Criminal Justice degree and four (4) years of experience investigating financial crimes, to identify the existence and nature of violations of the Commission.