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Job Description: Value Proposition Diverse and High-Stakes Casework : This role offers the unique opportunity to lead investigations that span cyber threats, internal misconduct, and complex fraud providing a dynamic, intellectually engaging portfolio. Direct Access and Influence : You will operate with strategic autonomy and collaborate closely with senior leadership, enabling swift decision-making and measurable impact on enterprise risk posture Job Details Position Title : Principal Financial Crimes Investigator Career Leve l: P4 Job Category : Assistant Vice President Role Type : Hybrid Job Location : Bangalore About the Team: Join a high-impact team within the Enterprise Cybersecurity Office (ECSO) dedicated to safeguarding the integrity, trust, and resilience of the organization. Our Financial Crimes & Investigations team operates at the intersection of physical security, cybersecurity, and corporate ethics, addressing complex insider threats, fraud schemes, and reputational risks. We work discreetly, rigorously, and collaboratively protecting people, data, and brand. Impact : As a Principal Financial Crimes Investigator, you will lead multifaceted internal investigations across fraud, code of ethics, insider threat, and cyber incidents. This role combines deep investigative experience with digital forensics, intelligence analysis, and interdepartmental collaboration. You ll act as a trusted problem-solver, often navigating high-stakes and confidential matters while influencing risk-aware outcomes across the enterprise. Key Deliverables (Duties and Responsibilities) Investigations & Forensics: Lead complex investigations into policy violations, insider threats, loss events, fraud (physical & digital), and code of conduct breaches. Use enterprise forensic tools to conduct computer and network-based incident analysis. Apply digital evidence gathering and forensic protocols in accordance with industry standards. Threat Intelligence & Research Conduct open-source intelligence (OSINT) research to assess threats to personnel, infrastructure, and systems. Produce and disseminate strategic threat assessments using the intelligence cycle. Reporting & Communication Draft clear, concise, and objective investigative reports supported by facts, interviews, and digital/physical evidence. Interface with internal stakeholders, including legal, HR, compliance, and leadership, to recommend mitigation or recovery actions. Coordinate with external agencies such as law enforcement where applicable. Governance & Risk Mitigation Identify internal control failures or systemic vulnerabilities during investigations and recommend remediations. Contribute to the strengthening of incident response and ethical governance policies. Skills and Qualification (Functional and Technical Skills) Investigative Acumen: Proven experience conducting sensitive and complex investigations. Digital Forensics: Working knowledge of enterprise and host forensic tools (preferred). OSINT & Threat Analysis: Ability to transform open-source data into actionable intelligence. Interviewing & Interrogation: Skilled at eliciting truthful, insightful responses while maintaining neutrality. Reporting: Strong documentation and reporting abilities with attention to detail and legal accuracy. Interpersonal Communication: Effective at managing high-sensitivity conversations and cross-functional interactions. Preferred Qualifications Education: Bachelor s degree with 12+ years of relevant experience in corporate or military environments. Certifications (Preferred): Certified Fraud Investigator or equivalent Private Investigator License or equivalent Leadership Qualities Operate with integrity, discretion, and a strong ethical compass. Lead investigations independently while coaching junior staff when needed. Serve as a trusted advisor to business units on risk, ethics, and resilience. Navigate ambiguity with composure and bring structure to complex situations. Relationships & Collaboration Partner with legal, HR, cybersecurity, compliance, and facilities security teams. Represent the investigative function in cross-enterprise incident reviews and audits. Engage with law enforcement and regulatory bodies when required.
