Job Description
The County of Solano is hiring a Welfare Fraud Investigator (Entry/Journey DOQ) to join its crew in Fairfield, California. This role is responsible for investigating allegations of fraud in welfare and public assistance programs, making sure that gains are distributed appropriately and that taxpayer dollars are protected.
As a Welfare Fraud Investigator, you’ll carry out meetings, gather evidence, analyze records, and collaborate with law enforcement and permitted agencies to construct cases against people who commit fraud.
This role requires a keen eye for point, sturdy analytical abilities, and the ability to tackle sensitive details with discretion. This is a full-time role with a pay variety of $7,267 to $10,391 per month, depending on qualifications and experience.
The County of Solano values integrity and public offering, and this role is critical to keeping up the trust and effectiveness of social welfare programs. Perfect for candidates with a background in investigations, law enforcement, or social offerings who are committed to upholding the law and serving the community.
Salary & Compensation
Pay / Settle Package: $7,267 - $10,391 per month.
Qualification
To qualify for the Welfare Fraud Investigator post, you must encounter particular education and know-how requirements. Entry-level candidates typically need a bachelor's degree in criminal justice, public administration, or a related field, whereas journey-level candidates need additional investigative expertise.
- Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in criminal justice, public administration, or a carefully related field.
- For journey-level: at least two years of full-time paid background in welfare fraud investigation or a related investigative field.
- Expertise of welfare laws, regulations, and investigative techniques.
- Capacity to run meetings, round up evidence, and get ready in-depth reports.
- Sound California driver's license and acceptable driving record.
- Pass a background verify and drug screening.
- Powerful written and verbal communication expertise.
- Proficiency in using computer databases and case management software.
Role Responsibilities
- Investigate suspected welfare fraud by reviewing case files, carrying out meetings, and gathering evidence.
- Collaborate with law enforcement agencies, district attorneys, and other state entities to build lawful cases.
- Arrange complete investigative reports and testify in court as needed.
- Monitor and analyze figures to spot patterns of fraud and abuse.
- Educate the public and agency team about fraud prevention and reporting procedures.
- Maintain confidentiality and adhere to permitted and ethical standards.
- Aid with the development and execution of fraud detection policies.
How to Apply
- Call on the official County of Solano professions portal on GovernmentJobs.com.
- Generate or to your candidate account.
- Wrap up the online submission and supplemental questionnaire thoroughly.
- Assess your submission for accuracy and send in before the continuous cutoff.
- Monitor your email and account for updates on your submission status.
Additional Information
- This role is open continuously; applications are reviewed regularly.
- The pay span is $7,267 - $10,391 per month, commensurate with experience.
- Advantages include health insurance, retirement blueprints, and paid depart.
- The work location is 675 Texas Street, Fairfield, CA 94533.
- You may demand to pass a polygraph examination.
- Veterans and bilingual candidates are encouraged to apply.
- The County of Solano is an matching prospect employer.
About Company
The County of Solano is a nearby public sector agency serving the residents of Solano County, California. It gives many public solutions, such as social offerings, public health, law enforcement, and administrative functions. The County is committed to transparency, efficiency, and integrity in all its operations.
This Welfare Fraud Investigator role is portion of the County's efforts to create confident public assistance programs are applied appropriately and that fraud is detected and prosecuted.
Functioning for the County of Solano presents a stable path with competitive upsides and the opening to form a meaningful influence on the community.
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