As Associate Counsel, Investigations with the OIG, you will work independently and with minimum supervision to: Provide legal guidance on complex fraud investigations involving false claims, procurement fraud, contract fraud, grant fraud, conflicts of interest, and financial crimes; Perform legal research and analysis to develop sound solutions to novel, sensitive, and complex legal issues involving OIG investigations; Conduct, or assist OIG investigators in conducting, investigations involving potential criminal, civil, and administrative violations involving NSA procurements, programs, operations, employees, contractors, and whistleblower reprisal; Draft and review reports of investigation for legal sufficiency, technical accuracy, and completeness; Manage, or assist OIG investigators in managing, discovery requests, including coordinating responses with NSA stakeholders and the prosecution team; Evaluate evidence and advise on prosecutive merit, case strategy, and coordination with the Department of Justice and other law enforcement authorities; Provide concise oral and written legal advice and guidance to the IG, Deputy IG, Counsel to the IG, the Assistant Inspectors General, and the investigator staff on fraud-related statutes, criminal procedure, and investigative authorities; Interact and coordinate cases with law enforcement partners, the Department of Justice, and other OIGs, to include the other IC component IGs, IC OIG, and DoW IG. Participate in IC and IG Community-wide councils and working groups to develop robust professional networks, learn and share best practices, and stay informed of significant developments in law and policy impacting the OIG; Review OIG investigative policies and procedures and recommend improvements and updates, taking into account all relevant legal authorities, including emerging guidelines and case law; Advise on information requests from NSA organizations, external stakeholders, Congress, the media, and the public; and.