Special Investigations Unit (SIU) Investigator

Job Description

Investigator | Lemieux & Associates

The Tone:
This is an entry-level position at Lemieux & Associates, offering a hybrid work environment that combines engaging field investigations with remote work flexibility. Lemieux & Associates specializes in detecting and preventing insurance fraud, thereby protecting people and businesses from financial harm. This role is vital for uncovering the truth in suspicious claims, allowing you to solve real cases, make a tangible difference from your first day, and immediately gain hands-on investigative experience. You will play a key part in maintaining integrity within the insurance industry and embark on a career with a clear growth path into senior investigations and management roles.

The TL;DR
• Role: Early Career
• Type: Full-time
• Location: Hybrid (field + remote mix)
• Mission: Detect and prevent insurance fraud by solving real cases and uncovering the truth.

What You’ll Actually Do
• Investigate: Conduct in-depth investigations into suspicious insurance claims to uncover the truth.
• Interview: Interview claimants, witnesses, and involved parties to gather crucial information and statements.
• Analyze: Identify inconsistencies and detect fraud patterns within gathered evidence and statements.
• Inspect: Perform field investigations and scene inspections to collect on-site data.
• Document: Document all findings thoroughly and prepare professional reports for case progression.
• Collaborate: Partner with legal teams and law enforcement when necessary to advance investigations.

The Must-Haves
• Background: Associate or bachelor’s degree. Career level: Early Career.
• Experience: No prior investigative experience is required as comprehensive training and mentorship are provided.
• Skills: Strong critical thinking and problem-solving abilities, excellent communication and writing skills, keen attention to detail and curiosity, and the capacity to work independently while managing a caseload.
• Bonus: A degree in Criminal Justice or a related field is preferred.