Disaster Fraud & Investigation Lead (Telework Eligible)
Texas Health and Human Services
Austin (TX)
On-site
USD 50,000 - 70,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
State of Texas employee benefits
Telework eligibility after probation
Potential for extended hours during disaster response
Job summary
Texas Health and Human Services is seeking an Investigator II (Temporary, ONA) to perform complex investigative and supervisory work in disaster assistance. Responsibilities include investigating allegations, supervising a team, and coordinating activities. Candidates should be high school graduates with experience in investigative analysis or disaster assistance. The position offers telework eligibility after a 30-day probation period, travel up to 10%, and eligibility for state benefits.
Qualifications
Experience in investigative data analysis or research report writing.
Experience supervising a team.
Experience training others.
Responsibilities
Investigates and documents evidence regarding alleged theft or violation.
Supervises unit/staff, monitoring output and ensuring compliance.
Develops and maintains accounting systems, controls, policies, and procedures.
Tracks, monitors, plans, coordinates activities to meet deadlines.
Serves as liaison for assigned area on complex issues.
Completes reports/forms to document findings.
Communicates with others to verify information and resolve complaints.
Provides instruction and training to staff.
Skills
Interviewing techniques
Operating computers for data entry
Effective communication
Mathematical computations
Education
High School graduate or equivalent
Tools
Windows-based software
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft Excel
Job description
Texas Health and Human Services is seeking an Investigator II (Temporary, ONA) to perform complex investigative and supervisory work in disaster assistance. Responsibilities include investigating allegations, supervising a team, and coordinating activities. Candidates should be high school graduates with experience in investigative analysis or disaster assistance. The position offers telework eligibility after a 30-day probation period, travel up to 10%, and eligibility for state benefits.