Junior Criminal Analyst

Dynamisinc; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Dynamisinc is looking for a Junior Criminal Analyst to join their team in Seattle. This role involves examining I-9 forms and related documentation to identify compliance gaps while working closely with federal investigators.

The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor’s degree in criminal justice or a related field and possess strong analytical and communication skills. Hands-on mentorship from senior investigators will be provided, along with a pathway into advanced investigative roles.

Qualifications

• One to two years of relevant professional experience in compliance or investigations.
• Candidates must be U.S. Citizens.
• Proven ability to perform high-volume, accurate data entry.

Responsibilities

• Examine employer I-9 forms and corporate filings for compliance gaps.
• Draft case summaries and analytical reports for enforcement actions.
• Maintain organized case files compliant with data handling protocols.
• Query law enforcement databases to support investigations.
• Prepare briefing materials for site visits and senior staff engagements.

Skills

Analytical skills

Research skills

Effective communication

Data entry

Education

Bachelor's degree in criminal justice or related field

Job description

Dynamis is seeking a Junior Criminal Analyst to be a frontline contributor to one of HSI’s highest-visibility enforcement missions: protecting the integrity of the U.S. workforce through Worksite Enforcement Unit (WSEU) operations. Embedded alongside HSI special agents, the analyst performs the systematic examination of I-9 employment documents, business records, and government data indices that drives national and international worksite enforcement investigations. The work is fast-paced, detail-critical, and consequential — the analytical products this position helps build feed directly into Notices of Inspection, Notices of Intent to Fine, and other court-authorized enforcement actions. Dynamis offers this analyst a rare entry point into federal law enforcement investigations, hands‑on mentorship from senior investigators, and a clear path to grow into advanced compliance and investigative roles.

Responsibilities:

• Examine and analyze employer I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification forms, payroll records, corporate filings, and related employment documentation to surface compliance gaps and potential violations of federal immigration employment statutes, working shoulder-to-shoulder with investigators.
• Query and cross‑reference law enforcement and commercial database systems to detect anomalies, patterns, and discrepancies that advance active and developing investigations.
• Draft clear, accurate, and defensible case summaries, analytical reports, and findings that withstand scrutiny and directly support worksite enforcement actions.
• Contribute to liaison activities that connect national and international investigative programs, initiatives, and partner agencies.
• Maintain meticulous, well‑organized case files in full compliance with DHS/ICE data handling and privacy protocols, helping identify potential violations of federal employment eligibility and worksite compliance laws.
• Prepare briefing materials and analytical support products for site visits, enforcement actions, and senior staff engagements.

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in criminal justice, business administration, public administration, law, or a closely related field.
• One to two years of relevant professional experience in compliance, investigations, legal support, immigration services, or a related discipline is required.
• Candidates must possess strong analytical and research skills with demonstrated ability to review and synthesize large volumes of documentation and data.
• Effective written and oral communication skills are essential, as the position requires preparation of written analytical products and regular coordination with federal law enforcement personnel.
• Proven ability to perform high-volume, accurate data entry of paper documents into electronic format and to conduct database queries across law enforcement and commercial systems in support of detailed reporting.
• Candidates must be able to obtain and maintain a ICE suitability determination.
• Must be a U.S. Citizen.

Preferred:

• Experience working with federal law enforcement or regulatory agencies is highly desirable. Familiarity with employment eligibility verification requirements, including Form I-9 compliance and E-Verify, is a strong plus.
• Prior exposure to HSI, ICE, or other DHS component operations, as well as experience handling sensitive or law enforcement-controlled data, is preferred.
• Proficiency with government database systems or investigative case management platforms is advantageous.