First Advantage Corporation Hiring for Investigator at Remote Full Time

Investigators synthesize research data compiled by other departments within Investigative Research and conduct their own supplemental public records research in order to write analytical summaries. Review all research results to confirm or reject the findings and, in coordination with Editors, make the determination of what information is ultimately included in the final written report that is delivered to the client. Occasionally conducts interviews with individuals determined to have knowledge of the subjects’ business histories for inclusion in the final report.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Analyze and investigate preliminary, database, litigation and verification data

Present analysis of data in concise written narratives within strict deadlines while conforming to standard phraseology and written standards

Conduct supplemental research via Lexis, Google, and directly contacting third parties; collaborate with other departments in developing supplemental data

Review and revise the contents of previously written reports for inclusion in newly updated and/or off-the-shelf reports

Confirm or reject litigation findings based on identifying information (for individuals and corporations)

Locate and suggest potential interview subjects in written reports and conduct interviews with individuals determined to have knowledge of the subjects’ business histories

Job Qualifications

Education

Undergraduate degree or equivalent required; degrees with a strong focus on writing and research (such as journalism, English, or history) preferred.

Experience

1-3 years of experience in a journalism- or due diligence-related position preferred, but entry-level candidates who demonstrate strong academic research and writing skills will be considered.

Other Knowledge, Skills, Abilities or Certifications

Computer-based research, writing, analytical skills needed; editing, journalism experience preferred. Previous experience using LexisNexis preferred. Strong computer-based research and writing skills required.