Investigation Strategy Consultant

Global Roles; Roma; On-site; EUR 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Global Roles is seeking a Consultant Investigations Officer to join the Office of the Inspector General and Investigations (OIGI) for independent investigations of misconduct involving WFP staff and partners. The role emphasizes objective fact-finding, witness interviews, and clear, high-quality communications for stakeholders.

The position requires five years of investigations experience, familiarity with UN staff rules, and strong analytical and organizational skills.

Qualifications

• University degree or police training with investigations experience.
• Minimum five years in intake assessments or investigations, with fraud/sexual misconduct focus.
• Experience with UN or international orgs and development countries is a plus.
• Thorough knowledge of UN staff rules and procedures.
• Strong analytical, communication and planning skills.

Responsibilities

• Assess allegations and decide on investigations, referrals, or closure.
• Prepare clear briefings and stakeholder communications.
• Coordinate with Country Offices and HQ to obtain information.
• Plan and conduct fact-finding including interviews and document reviews.
• Utilize digital forensics and open-source methods as needed.
• Suggest improvements to controls and operational effectiveness.
• Monitor progress and advise colleagues on outcomes and strategy.
• Engage with local authorities and other UN bodies as required.
• Perform other related duties as required.

Skills

Investigations

Intake Assessment

Fraud Investigation

Sexual Misconduct Investigations

UN Staff Rules

Investigation Planning

Investigation Execution

Preliminary Assessments

Investigation Analysis

Report Writing

Stakeholder Relationships

Organizational Skills

Law Knowledge

Criminology

Law Enforcement Training

Communications Skills

Analytical Skills

Education

University degree in law/finance/criminology or relevant field

Job description

Global Roles is seeking a Consultant Investigations Officer to join the Office of the Inspector General and Investigations (OIGI) for independent investigations of misconduct involving WFP staff and partners. The role emphasizes objective fact-finding, witness interviews, and clear, high-quality communications for stakeholders.

The position requires five years of investigations experience, familiarity with UN staff rules, and strong analytical and organizational skills.