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Senior Investigator

Government of Alberta · Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction

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This job in plain words

You will lead complex and sensitive investigations into consumer protection matters in Calgary. The job involves working with regulatory and law enforcement partners and working with minimal direct supervision.

Open to the public

Can you apply?

This is an open competition, so anyone who meets the requirements can apply. Citizenship or work permit rules are not stated.

Education
Bachelor's degree · University degree in Criminology, Law enforcement, Investigations or a related field.
Experience
Four years of investigative experience in a regulatory environment, or extensive investigative experience in a law enforcement environment.
Job type
Full-time, permanent, 36.25 hours per week.

What they ask for:

  • University degree in criminology, law enforcement, investigations or a related field.
  • Four years of investigative experience in a regulatory environment, or extensive law enforcement investigation experience.
  • Extensive knowledge of consumer protection legislation and enforcement tools.
  • Knowledge of relevant provincial and federal legislation.
  • Ability to meet the requirements to be appointed a Peace Officer under the Peace Officer Act.

What you would do

  • Conduct complex investigations, interviewing parties, examining records and preserving evidence.
  • Recommend proportionate enforcement action, from warnings to prosecution.
  • Lead multi-investigator files and direct investigative activities.
  • Prepare court and hearing documents, such as briefs, charges and affidavits.
  • Work with police, the RCMP and other enforcement partners on joint investigations.
  • Advise other investigators and support the development of less-experienced staff.

How to apply

Apply online through the official posting. Include a resume with months and years for all education and work, and a cover letter showing how you meet the requirements.

Good to know:

  • One full-time permanent position is available, based at Centre 70 in Calgary.
  • Final candidates must pass a criminal records check, at their own cost.
  • Interview travel costs are paid by the candidate.
  • This competition may be used to fill future vacancies at the same or a lower level.

We wrote this summary automatically from the official posting. Only the posting on the Government of Alberta career site counts: read it before you apply.