Mobile Surveillance Investigator — Insurance Claims

Marshall Investigative Group; Albany (GA); On-site; USD 32,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible scheduling

Travel reimbursements

Expense reimbursements

Training and licensing covered

Comprehensive benefits

Job summary

Marshall Investigative Group is hiring Surveillance Investigators to perform stationary and mobile surveillance across the country, including Albany, GA. The role requires driving, license validity, and knowledge of surveillance technology to document insurance fraud claims.

Travel is required for full-time agents, with comprehensive benefits and expense/mileage reimbursements. Prior PI licensure or relevant firm experience is highly preferred, and MS Word proficiency is assumed for reporting

Qualifications

• Must have a current, valid Driver's License.
• Private Investigator license and mobile surveillance experience preferred or can be substituted by experience at a licensed PI firm.
• Able to obtain Auto Insurance with 100/300/100 limits before employment.

Responsibilities

• Follow surveillance protocols and legal/regulatory requirements.
• Maintain discreet presence and observe subjects for long periods.
• Document and report findings and observations within 48 hours.

Skills

Observation & attention to detail

Verbal communication

Written communication

Independent work

Discretion & integrity

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Assoc./Bachelors in Criminal Justice or Security

Tools

MS Word

Surveillance equipment

Job description

Marshall Investigative Group is hiring Surveillance Investigators to perform stationary and mobile surveillance across the country, including Albany, GA. The role requires driving, license validity, and knowledge of surveillance technology to document insurance fraud claims.

Travel is required for full-time agents, with comprehensive benefits and expense/mileage reimbursements. Prior PI licensure or relevant firm experience is highly preferred, and MS Word proficiency is assumed for reporting