Investigator: Criminal Case Development & Court Support

Fort Bend County; Texas; On-site; USD 75,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Great benefits package

Job summary

Fort Bend County is seeking a seasoned investigator to support criminal cases from investigation to court presentation. You will conduct timely investigations, interview witnesses, collect evidence, and assist with grand jury proceedings and courtroom materials.

The role requires strong communication, integrity, and the ability to work with law enforcement and the public. Minimum qualifications include five years in law enforcement, intermediate TCOLE certification, and proficiency with criminal

Qualifications

• Requires 5 years of law enforcement experience with at least 2 years in investigative work.
• Intermediate TCOLE Certification required.
• Strong computer, typing and data management skills.
• Excellent verbal and written communication; ability to interact with public, officials and stakeholders.
• Knowledge of criminal databases (TCIC/NCIC, TLETS/NLETS, JIMS/HPD).

Responsibilities

• Conducts timely investigations for trial preparation.
• Locates and interviews witnesses and collects evidence.
• Reviews cases and determines course of action.
• Photographs scenes and may fingerprint suspects.
• Provides security for victims and witnesses in court.
• Assists in grand jury investigations and courtroom materials.

Skills

Computer literacy

Typing

Verbal communication

Written communication

Interpersonal skills

Organization

Project management

TCIC/NCIC knowledge

TLETS/NLETS knowledge

JIMS/HPD databases

Firearms certification

Education

High School Diploma/GED

30 college semester hours or 2 years active-duty military

Tools

TCIC/NCIC databases

TLETS/NLETS

JIMS/HPD databases

Job description

Fort Bend County is seeking a seasoned investigator to support criminal cases from investigation to court presentation. You will conduct timely investigations, interview witnesses, collect evidence, and assist with grand jury proceedings and courtroom materials.

The role requires strong communication, integrity, and the ability to work with law enforcement and the public. Minimum qualifications include five years in law enforcement, intermediate TCOLE certification, and proficiency with criminal