Elite Gaming Investigations Agent

Colorado Department of Revenue; Colorado; On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PERA retirement benefits

Health, Dental, Vision insurance

Disability insurance

Life and AD&D insurance

Flexible Spending Accounts

Paid Holidays

Paid Leave

Job summary

Colorado Department of Revenue is seeking a Special Agent IV to lead complex criminal and regulatory investigations surrounding the state’s gaming industry. You will exercise full peace officer authority, conduct high-stakes field operations, and prepare comprehensive case files for state and federal prosecution.

The role requires POST certification, willingness to work nights and weekends, and travel as needed.

Qualifications

• Eight (8) years of relevant experience in conducting both criminal and regulatory investigations.
• Must be currently certified as a Colorado Peace Officer by POST at time of application.

Responsibilities

• Lead end-to-end criminal and regulatory investigations into multi-jurisdictional financial, regulatory, and corporate violations.
• Conduct tactical operations, execute search and arrest warrants, and prepare case files for prosecution.
• Conduct high-stakes field interrogations to uncover critical evidence from victims, witnesses, and suspects.
• Perform armed field patrols and site visits to deter illegal activity at gaming facilities.
• Draft detailed investigative reports and provide expert testimony in proceedings.
• Design and deliver specialized training to local law enforcement partners and regulatory bodies.

Skills

Investigations

Field interviews

Legal and regulatory knowledge

Interagency coordination

Written and oral communications

Public safety operations

Education

POST Peace Officer Certification

Tools

Microsoft Office

Investigative databases

Job description

Colorado Department of Revenue is seeking a Special Agent IV to lead complex criminal and regulatory investigations surrounding the state’s gaming industry. You will exercise full peace officer authority, conduct high-stakes field operations, and prepare comprehensive case files for state and federal prosecution.

The role requires POST certification, willingness to work nights and weekends, and travel as needed.