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Investigator (Administrative) Job

U.S. Pacific Fleet

Key Skills:Evidence CollectionConflict ResolutionRegulatory AnalysisInterviewing TechniquesReport WritingAnalytical Thinking

Launch Your Investigative Career with the U.S. Pacific Fleet

Are you ready to apply your analytical skills to a mission that spans the globe? The Department of the Navy is looking for an experienced Administrative Investigator to join the U.S. Pacific Fleet in Bremerton, Washington. This role offers the unique opportunity to protect the integrity of the world's largest fleet command while working in a challenging and rewarding federal environment.

Job Responsibilities

As an Administrative Investigator, you will be the point of contact for incoming allegations of conduct violations. Your primary responsibilities include:

  • Analyzing witness statements and evidence.
  • Conducting in-depth investigations into allegations such as fraud, waste, and harassment.
  • Determining the course of action based on a preliminary analysis.
  • Researching complex laws and local policies to ensure compliance.
  • Drafting objective investigative reports that form the basis for administrative decisions.

Requirements

To be considered for this position, candidates must meet the following criteria:

Requirement Description
Experience One year of specialized experience at the GS-11 level or equivalent.
Clearance Ability to obtain/maintain a Secret level clearance.
Resume Strictly limited to 2 pages maximum.
Availability Must be willing to work nights, weekends, and holidays as required.

Salary Overview

This position offers a highly competitive federal salary, ranging from $100,602 to $130,786 per year. Compensation is commensurate with your level of professional experience and federal qualifications.

Benefits

  • Comprehensive health insurance plans.
  • Excellent retirement programs including a 401(k)-style thrift savings plan.
  • Opportunities for professional advancement and continuous learning.
  • Generous leave accrual programs.

Application Tips

  1. Format Matters: The two-page resume limit is absolute. Do not exceed it.
  2. Clarity: Use clear, specific action verbs to describe your past investigations.
  3. Documents: Double-check that your transcripts and service documents are attached correctly.
  4. Communication: Reach out to the HR contact only if you have urgent questions regarding the application process.

Serving as an investigator for the Department of the Navy is more than a jobβ€”it is a contribution to our national defense. If you are detail-oriented, analytical, and ready for a fast-paced environment, we encourage you to submit your application by the October deadline.

Why This Investigator (Administrative) Job Matters

Join the U.S. Pacific Fleet and safeguard maritime interests in a mission-critical investigator role where your analytical expertise makes a global impact.

Investigator (Administrative) Job Overview

The Department of the Navy is seeking a skilled Administrative Investigator to join the U.S. Pacific Fleet in Bremerton, Washington. This role is pivotal in maintaining the integrity of our operations by conducting detailed administrative investigations into potential conduct violations. As part of a world-class organization, you will play a vital role in analyzing evidence and supporting the fleet's mission readiness.

Requirements for Investigator (Administrative)

  • Must have at least one year of specialized experience at the GS-11 grade level or equivalent in the private or public sector.
  • Proven track record of conducting administrative investigations, including evidence collection and analysis.
  • Strong proficiency in interviewing witnesses and gathering actionable intelligence.
  • Demonstrated ability to apply complex laws and regulations to investigative reports.
  • Ability to obtain and maintain a Secret security clearance.
  • Must be available for an uncommon work schedule, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Preferred Qualifications for Investigator (Administrative)

  • Experience handling sensitive conduct violations such as sexual harassment or fraud, waste, and abuse.
  • Strong report-writing skills with a focus on objective, fact-based documentation.
  • Knowledge of federal administrative law and Navy-specific policy frameworks.

Federal Benefits & Perks

  • βœ“Competitive federal salary structure
  • βœ“Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance options
  • βœ“Federal retirement benefits (FERS)
  • βœ“Paid vacation, sick leave, and federal holidays
  • βœ“Extensive professional development and training opportunities
  • βœ“Telework eligibility

πŸ’‘ How to Apply Investigator (Administrative) Job & Insider Tips

Application Steps for Investigator (Administrative) Job

  1. Prepare a resume that is strictly limited to two pages.
  2. Ensure your resume includes employer names, specific dates (MM/YYYY), hours per week, and federal grade levels if applicable.
  3. Gather supporting documentation, including transcripts or veteran preference documents if applicable.
  4. Email your complete application package to the designated HR contact by the closing date.
  5. Verify that all attached files are legible and complete to avoid disqualification.

πŸ’‘ General Tips

  • Use the USAJOBS Resume Builder to ensure all mandatory information is captured accurately.
  • Keep your resume concise; the two-page limit is strictly enforced.
  • Be specific about your investigative accomplishments rather than just listing duties.
  • Ensure you redact sensitive personal information like SSNs from supplemental documents before submission, but be prepared to provide unredacted versions if selected.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a remote position?

No, this position is based in Bremerton, Washington. While the role is telework-eligible, it is not a fully remote position.

What is the security clearance requirement?

Applicants must be able to obtain and maintain a Secret security clearance.

Can I submit my application via USAJOBS?

No. Per the instructions, you must email your application directly to the specified email address.

Job from U.S. Pacific Fleet

The U.S. Pacific Fleet is the cornerstone of maritime defense in the Indo-Pacific. Encompassing 100 million square miles, the command manages over 200 ships and submarines and 130,000 personnel. As a civilian employee, you become part of a professional community dedicated to service, integrity, and operational excellence.