Surveillance Investigator VRC InvestigationsSurveillance InvestigatorBoston, MassachusettsVRC provides their investigators with necessary equipment and comparable pay, to include drive time, above normal commute mileage reimbursement, company paid licensing fees in most states and allowance for non-reimbursed business expenses. We currently have career opportunities for experienced, self-determined, and highly motivated SURVEILLANCE INVESTIGATORS that would like to join our team of professionals in our efforts to deter and combat insurance fraud.
Undercover Investigator DATA QUEST INVESTIGATIONS LTDUndercover InvestigatorBEVERLY, MAFull timeCorporate private investigations agency seeks contract Private Investigator to work undercover at a North Shore assignment in warehouse & distribution. Ideal opportunity for Criminal Justice students/graduates and/or individuals seeking investigative experience in pursuit of a career in law enforcement.
Private Investigator Trainee - Prior Military Lemieux & Associates LLCPrivate Investigator Trainee - Prior MilitaryFramingham, MA$23–$25 / hourFull timeYour MissionIn this role, you will:Conduct surveillance from your vehicleObserve and document subject activityCapture video evidence using provided equipmentWrite clear, fact-based reportsOperate independently while staying connected to your team What Veterans Like About This Role Independence (no micromanagement) Structured assignments and clear objectives Real-world investigative work Flexible scheduling options Opportunity to build a long-term career No prior investigation experience required Basic Requirements Valid driver's license Reliable personal vehicle Comfortable sitting for extended periods Willingness to work some evenings/weekends Authorized to work in the U.S. Military Backgrounds That Excel HereMilitary Police / Security ForcesIntelligence / ReconnaissanceField Operations / Patrol UnitsAny role requiring observation, reporting, and discipline️ What to Expect (Real Talk)This role involves:Long periods of observationQuiet, low-activity assignmentsIndependent work Success comes from patience, consistency, and attention to detail-not constant action. Not the Right Fit If YouPrefer fast-paced or high-adrenaline work dailyDislike working alone for extended periodsStruggle with detailed documentation Pay & BenefitsCompetitive hourly payPaid WeeklyPaid training programAdvancement opportunities into investigations / SIUOngoing support from experienced team membersPay Rate: $23-$25 an hour Apply Now - Takes 2 MinutesWe're actively hiring and reviewing candidates quickly.
Lead Investigator Integrated Resources, IncLead InvestigatorAndover, MassachusettsContractorThe candidate will be responsible for leading thorough, detailed and timely investigations and the generation of high quality and timely investigation reports detailing the root cause of the deviation and the preventive action that needs to be taken to prevent a reoccurrence. A minimum of 2 years' experience for an MS or 5+ years for a BS in a Biopharmaceutical and/or biological manufacturing operation with a strong technical background in the relevant scientific disciplines as well as cGMP and Quality environment is required.
Investigator Ethos Risk ServicesInvestigatorCambridge, MAFull timeCONDITIONS:While we aim to keep assignments within a 2-hour drive of your residence, occasional further travel and overnight stays (covered by the company) may be requiredMost surveillance cases start at 6:00AM. REQUIREMENTS:Previous Experience: Demonstrated proficiency in covert surveillance techniques, capturing high-quality video footage, and preparing thorough, well-organized investigative reports.
Surveillane Investigator Lemieux & Associates LLCSurveillane InvestigatorBoston, MAPart timeBilingual skills (preferred).Degree in Criminal Justice or related field (preferred).Skilled in taking written and recorded statements (preferred).Ability to photograph evidence accurately (e.g., accident scenes, vehicle damage).Strong organizational and time-management skills. Our leadership team brings over 25 years of field experience and is committed to fostering a professional, results-driven environment.
Surveillance Investigator Lemieux & Associates LLCSurveillance InvestigatorFramingham, MA$25–$32 / hourFull timeBilingual skills (preferred).Degree in Criminal Justice or related field (preferred).Skilled in taking written and recorded statements (preferred).Ability to photograph evidence accurately (e.g., accident scenes, vehicle damage).Strong organizational and time-management skills. Our leadership team brings over 25 years of field experience and is committed to fostering a professional, results-driven environment.
Entry-Level Investigator Ethos Risk Services LLCEntry-Level InvestigatorBoston, MAOur Full-Time Entry-Level Field Investigator position will help launch your career by providing you with an industry leading FULLY PAID Investigator Training Program - no prior experience necessary! Documentation: Finalize case files by submitting case reports and uploading video footage via personal laptop at the end of the day.
Insider Risk Investigator AnthropicInsider Risk InvestigatorBoston, MAThis research continues many of the directions our team worked on prior to Anthropic, including: GPT-3, Circuit-Based Interpretability, Multimodal Neurons, Scaling Laws, AI & Compute, Concrete Problems in AI Safety, and Learning from Human Preferences. We offer competitive compensation and benefits, optional equity donation matching, generous vacation and parental leave, flexible working hours, and a lovely office space in which to collaborate with colleagues.
Financial Investigator CONTACT GOVERNMENT SERVICESFinancial InvestigatorBoston, MA$57,677.01–$78,275.94 / yearEstablishes and verifies relationships among all facts and evidence obtained or presented to confirm the authenticity of documents, corroborate witness statements, and otherwise build proof necessary to successful case resolution. Establishes and/or verifies relationships among all facts and evidence obtained or presented to confirm the authenticity of documents, corroborate witness statements, and otherwise build proof necessary for successful litigation.
Senior Financial Investigator CONTACT GOVERNMENT SERVICESSenior Financial InvestigatorBoston, MA$74,156.16–$107,114.45 / yearEstablishes and verifies relationships among all facts and evidence obtained or presented to confirm the authenticity of documents, corroborate witness statements, and otherwise build proof necessary to successful case resolution. Establishes and/or verifies relationships among all facts and evidence obtained or presented to confirm the authenticity of documents, corroborate witness statements, and otherwise build proof necessary for successful litigation.
Financial Investigator Contact Government Services LLCFinancial InvestigatorBoston, MAEstablishes and verifies relationships among all facts and evidence obtained or presented to confirm the authenticity of documents, corroborate witness statements, and otherwise build proof necessary to successful case resolution. Establishes and/or verifies relationships among all facts and evidence obtained or presented to confirm the authenticity of documents, corroborate witness statements, and otherwise build proof necessary for successful litigation.
Undercover Investigator Data Quest InvestigationsUndercover InvestigatorBeverly, MassachusettsCorporate & Domestic Investigations• Background Checks• Employee Tip Line Programs• Employment Screenings• Interrogations• Interview & Statement Taking• Loss Prevention Consultations• Loss Prevention Seminars• Missing Persons (Skip Trace/Locate)• Mystery Shopping• Pre- and Post-Employment Screenings• Public Record Research & Retrieval• Security Guards• Surveillance• Undercover Investigators Compensation: $32.00 per hour Established in 1981, Data Quest, Ltd. is a licensed, insured and bonded, full-service corporate private investigations agency, which provides elite information gathering, and loss prevention & detection expertise to companies, attorneys, and individuals throughout the United States.
Investigator Family Justice Advocates/TAY Children & Family Law Division Committee for Public Counsel ServicesInvestigator Family Justice Advocates/TAY Children & Family Law DivisionBoston, MAInvestigating and documenting allegations made by the Department of Children and Families and the Worcester County District Attorney's Office, as well as crime scenes, commonly located in neighborhoods that have been designated as 'high crime areas' by local law enforcement agencies; Preparing and presenting oral and/or written reports based upon interviews and/or information obtained during the course of the investigation; Conducting surveillance; Measuring, diagramming, and photographing locations where crimes may have taken place and/or any location appropriate to the defense strategy; Utilizing computers for on-line access to the Registry of Motor Vehicles, public records, databases, social networking sites, and various online searches; Keeping accurate records of all phases of the investigation, and being accountable for all aspects of the investigation; Networking and maintaining personal contact with individuals in various agencies, including, but not limited to, police departments, courts, state agencies, private sector agencies, and others to facilitate access to information necessary to the defense of a case; Reviewing and analyzing police reports and witness statements; Maintaining open lines of communication with attorneys as to investigative updates and case strategy and meeting all deadlines associated with cases; Maintaining professional and productive relationships with attorneys and other staff members; Evaluating individuals and factual situations to aid the attorney in preparing and presenting a defense to the criminal charges; Advising attorneys regarding changes and developments in investigative tools and techniques; Developing familiarity with Massachusetts child welfare laws and regulations, criminal laws and rules of criminal and civil procedure; Serving summonses on witnesses and document record keepers; Arranging timely appearance of witnesses at court by keeping them "on call" and when necessary, providing transportation for clients and/or witnesses to court or other facilities; Preparing exhibits for trials and hearings; Ability to work independently and outside of normal business hours as needed; Participating in training programs for attorneys, as well as investigators; and, Other duties as assigned. FJA provides legal representation to children and indigent parents in family regulation cases, including care and protection proceedings, child requiring assistance cases, actions to terminate parental rights, guardianship-of-a-minor cases, and any other child custody proceeding where the Department of Children and Families (DCF) is a party, where the court is considering granting custody to DCF, or where there is a right to counsel.
Investigator Boston/Roxbury/Malden Children & Family Law Division/Youth Advocacy Division Committee for Public Counsel ServicesInvestigator Boston/Roxbury/Malden Children & Family Law Division/Youth Advocacy DivisionBoston, MAInvestigating and documenting allegations made by the Department of Children and Families and the Worcester County District Attorney's Office, as well as crime scenes, commonly located in neighborhoods that have been designated as 'high crime areas' by local law enforcement agencies; Preparing and presenting oral and/or written reports based upon interviews and/or information obtained during the course of the investigation; Conducting surveillance; Measuring, diagramming, and photographing locations where crimes may have taken place and/or any location appropriate to the defense strategy; Utilizing computers for on-line access to the Registry of Motor Vehicles, public records, databases, social networking sites, and various online searches; Keeping accurate records of all phases of the investigation, and being accountable for all aspects of the investigation; Networking and maintaining personal contact with individuals in various agencies, including, but not limited to, police departments, courts, state agencies, private sector agencies, and others to facilitate access to information necessary to the defense of a case; Reviewing and analyzing police reports and witness statements; Maintaining open lines of communication with attorneys as to investigative updates and case strategy and meeting all deadlines associated with cases; Maintaining professional and productive relationships with attorneys and other staff members; Evaluating individuals and factual situations to aid the attorney in preparing and presenting a defense to the criminal charges; Advising attorneys regarding changes and developments in investigative tools and techniques; Developing familiarity with Massachusetts child welfare laws and regulations, criminal laws and rules of criminal and civil procedure; Serving summonses on witnesses and document record keepers; Arranging timely appearance of witnesses at court by keeping them "on call" and when necessary, providing transportation for clients and/or witnesses to court or other facilities; Preparing exhibits for trials and hearings; Ability to work independently and outside of normal business hours as needed; Participating in training programs for attorneys, as well as investigators; and, Other duties as assigned. The Youth Advocacy Division (YAD), the juvenile defender division of CPCS, is committed to ensuring that every indigent child in Massachusetts has access to zealous legal representation in delinquency, GCL Revocation, juvenile murder, juvenile appeals, and youthful offender cases from a diverse and ever improving community of juvenile defenders consisting of both private assigned counsel and staff public defenders.
Investigator Salem/Lowell Children & Family Law Division/Youth Advocacy Division Committee for Public Counsel ServicesInvestigator Salem/Lowell Children & Family Law Division/Youth Advocacy DivisionSalem, MAInvestigating and documenting allegations made by the Department of Children and Families and the Worcester County District Attorney's Office, as well as crime scenes, commonly located in neighborhoods that have been designated as 'high crime areas' by local law enforcement agencies; Preparing and presenting oral and/or written reports based upon interviews and/or information obtained during the course of the investigation; Conducting surveillance; Measuring, diagramming, and photographing locations where crimes may have taken place and/or any location appropriate to the defense strategy; Utilizing computers for on-line access to the Registry of Motor Vehicles, public records, databases, social networking sites, and various online searches; Keeping accurate records of all phases of the investigation, and being accountable for all aspects of the investigation; Networking and maintaining personal contact with individuals in various agencies, including, but not limited to, police departments, courts, state agencies, private sector agencies, and others to facilitate access to information necessary to the defense of a case; Reviewing and analyzing police reports and witness statements; Maintaining open lines of communication with attorneys as to investigative updates and case strategy and meeting all deadlines associated with cases; Maintaining professional and productive relationships with attorneys and other staff members; Evaluating individuals and factual situations to aid the attorney in preparing and presenting a defense to the criminal charges; Advising attorneys regarding changes and developments in investigative tools and techniques; Developing familiarity with Massachusetts child welfare laws and regulations, criminal laws and rules of criminal and civil procedure; Serving summonses on witnesses and document record keepers; Arranging timely appearance of witnesses at court by keeping them "on call" and when necessary, providing transportation for clients and/or witnesses to court or other facilities; Preparing exhibits for trials and hearings; Ability to work independently and outside of normal business hours as needed; Participating in training programs for attorneys, as well as investigators; and, Other duties as assigned. The Youth Advocacy Division (YAD), the juvenile defender division of CPCS, is committed to ensuring that every indigent child in Massachusetts has access to zealous legal representation in delinquency, GCL Revocation, juvenile murder, juvenile appeals, and youthful offender cases from a diverse and ever improving community of juvenile defenders consisting of both private assigned counsel and staff public defenders.
Supervising Investigator Children & Family Law Division/Youth Advocacy Division Committee for Public Counsel ServicesSupervising Investigator Children & Family Law Division/Youth Advocacy DivisionMAInvestigating and documenting allegations made by the Department of Children and Families and the Suffolk and Middlesex County District Attorney's Office, as well as crime scenes, commonly located in neighborhoods that have been designated as 'high crime areas' by local law enforcement agencies; Preparing and presenting oral and/or written reports based upon interviews and/or information obtained during the course of the investigation; Conducting surveillance; Measuring, diagramming, and photographing locations where crimes may have taken place and/or any location appropriate to the defense strategy; Utilizing computers for on-line access to the Registry of Motor Vehicles, public records, databases, social networking sites, and various online searches; Keeping accurate records of all phases of the investigation, and being accountable for all aspects of the investigation; Networking and maintaining personal contact with individuals in various agencies, including, but not limited to, police departments, courts, state agencies, private sector agencies, and others to facilitate access to information necessary to the defense of a case; Reviewing and analyzing police reports and witness statements; Maintaining open lines of communication with attorneys as to investigative updates and case strategy and meeting all deadlines associated with cases; Maintaining professional and productive relationships with attorneys and other staff members; Evaluating individuals and factual situations to aid the attorney in preparing and presenting a defense to the criminal charges; Advising attorneys regarding changes and developments in investigative tools and techniques; Developing familiarity with Massachusetts child welfare laws and regulations, criminal laws and rules of criminal and civil procedure; Serving summonses on witnesses and document record keepers; Arranging timely appearance of witnesses at court by keeping them "on call" and when necessary, providing transportation for clients and/or witnesses to court or other facilities; Preparing exhibits for trials and hearings; Ability to work independently and outside of normal business hours as needed; Participating in training programs for attorneys, as well as investigators; and, Other duties as assigned. The supervisory duties of the Supervising Investigator include: Monitoring investigator caseloads to ensure that each investigator's caseload is appropriate; Maintaining statistics relative to investigator caseloads; In-the-field supervision, including accompanying supervisees on witness interviews, examining and photographing crime scenes, jail visits, and court appearances; Reviewing report writing of Investigators; Attending regular one-on-one meetings with individual Investigators, as well as group meetings with Investigators and other defense team staff to ensure quality investigations are occurring; Working with the Attorneys-in-Charge to assign cases to investigators; Collaborating with Attorneys-in-Charge of trial offices in the region on annual performance evaluations of supervisees; Assisting the recruiting and hiring of staff Investigators to ensure quality and diversity of staff; Working with the PDD Director of Investigations, CAFL and YAD Leadership Teams, and the Training Unit in the training of Investigators; Meeting regularly with the PDD Director of Investigations and PDD Supervising Investigators as well as they Deputy Chief Counsel and Managing Directors to review compliance with responsibilities and to discuss regional and statewide issues; Making and maintaining personal contact with individuals in various agencies (e.g., police, DCF, DYS, hospitals, ambulance services, courts) and community organizations to facilitate Investigators' access to witnesses and records; Developing familiarity with Massachusetts child welfare laws and regulations, criminal laws and rules of civil and criminal procedure; and, Other duties as assigned.
SIU Investigator Allied UniversalSIU InvestigatorMarlborough, MA$28–$34 / hourAcquire and gather information through use of own discretion, and guidance from clients and case managers, by means of data collection, interviews, research and collaboration with other SIU entities, law enforcement and state Departments of Insurance. High School diploma or higher with a minimum of five (5) years of demonstrated professional law enforcement experience with specific attention to investigations related to fraud.
Manufacturing Lead Investigator Integrated Resources, IncManufacturing Lead InvestigatorLexington, MassachusettsFull timeStrong problem-solving skills and attention to detail Internal and External Contacts: Facilitates, consults and collaborates with cross-functional teams including but not limited to Facilities and Engineering, Manufacturing Sciences & Operations Support, Quality, Validation and Operational Excellence & Training and Health, Safety & Environment. • Demonstrate high-level of professional and business judgment when communicating with cross-functional teams and others at all levels of the organization must be proficient with Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Excel and Power Point.
Supervising Investigator - Children & Family Law Division/Youth Advocacy Division Committee for Public CounselSupervising Investigator - Children & Family Law Division/Youth Advocacy DivisionAll Locations, MassachusettsFull timeInvestigating and documenting allegations made by the Department of Children and Families and the Suffolk and Middlesex County District Attorney’s Office, as well as crime scenes, commonly located in neighborhoods that have been designated as ‘high crime areas’ by local law enforcement agencies; Preparing and presenting oral and/or written reports based upon interviews and/or information obtained during the course of the investigation; Conducting surveillance; Measuring, diagramming, and photographing locations where crimes may have taken place and/or any location appropriate to the defense strategy; Utilizing computers for on-line access to the Registry of Motor Vehicles, public records, databases, social networking sites, and various online searches; Keeping accurate records of all phases of the investigation, and being accountable for all aspects of the investigation; Networking and maintaining personal contact with individuals in various agencies, including, but not limited to, police departments, courts, state agencies, private sector agencies, and others to facilitate access to information necessary to the defense of a case; Reviewing and analyzing police reports and witness statements; Maintaining open lines of communication with attorneys as to investigative updates and case strategy and meeting all deadlines associated with cases; Maintaining professional and productive relationships with attorneys and other staff members; Evaluating individuals and factual situations to aid the attorney in preparing and presenting a defense to the criminal charges; Advising attorneys regarding changes and developments in investigative tools and techniques; Developing familiarity with Massachusetts child welfare laws and regulations, criminal laws and rules of criminal and civil procedure; Serving summonses on witnesses and document record keepers; Arranging timely appearance of witnesses at court by keeping them “on call” and when necessary, providing transportation for clients and/or witnesses to court or other facilities; Preparing exhibits for trials and hearings; Ability to work independently and outside of normal business hours as needed; Participating in training programs for attorneys, as well as investigators; and, Other duties as assigned. The supervisory duties of the Supervising Investigator include: Monitoring investigator caseloads to ensure that each investigator’s caseload is appropriate; Maintaining statistics relative to investigator caseloads; In-the-field supervision, including accompanying supervisees on witness interviews, examining and photographing crime scenes, jail visits, and court appearances; Reviewing report writing of Investigators; Attending regular one-on-one meetings with individual Investigators, as well as group meetings with Investigators and other defense team staff to ensure quality investigations are occurring; Working with the Attorneys-in-Charge to assign cases to investigators; Collaborating with Attorneys-in-Charge of trial offices in the region on annual performance evaluations of supervisees; Assisting the recruiting and hiring of staff Investigators to ensure quality and diversity of staff; Working with the PDD Director of Investigations, CAFL and YAD Leadership Teams, and the Training Unit in the training of Investigators; Meeting regularly with the PDD Director of Investigations and PDD Supervising Investigators as well as they Deputy Chief Counsel and Managing Directors to review compliance with responsibilities and to discuss regional and statewide issues; Making and maintaining personal contact with individuals in various agencies (e.g., police, DCF, DYS, hospitals, ambulance services, courts) and community organizations to facilitate Investigators’ access to witnesses and records; Developing familiarity with Massachusetts child welfare laws and regulations, criminal laws and rules of civil and criminal procedure; and, Other duties as assigned.