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DigiStream Investigations
Private Investigator
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What they do
A Surveillance Officer or Investigator uses surveillance tools and techniques to investigate a case for a private client. May follow an individual or watch a home or office site and use cameras, binoculars or GPS technology for surveillance
$42,958 / year median in Missouri
-2% projected decline
Job Description
Private Investigator DigiStream Investigations - 3.7 Kansas City, MO Job Details Full-time $40,000 - $45,000 a year 22 hours ago Benefits Travel reimbursement Paid training Fuel card Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off 401(k) 4% Match Vision insurance 401(k) matching Life insurance Qualifications High school diploma or GED Driving Full Job Description DigiStream Investigations, a fast-growing, national private investigation firm, seeks a talented addition to our team in the greater Kansas City region. Apply today to launch your career with an industry leader in fraud investigations! This isn't your average desk job - being a Surveillance Investigator means you'll have a career with excitement, travel, autonomy, and purpose while helping our clients obtain the evidence they need to defend their cases. What you'll get: Late model company-provided surveillance vehicle (Toyota Sienna, Honda Odyssey) and gas card Equipment provided including video camera, laptop, tripod & maintenance card Experience conducting covert investigations A job you'll love going to - no one day is the same Opportunities for growth within the company via our Surveillance Investigator Promotion Track Professional, hands-on training program developed over the course of 20 years The skills you learn here can lead to jobs in: FBI, Law Enforcement, US Border Patrol, Security, Corporate Investigations, or Investigative Journalism What a day in the life of an investigator looks like: Monitoring, following, and videotaping subjects as they conduct their day-to-day activities Vehicle and foot pursuit of subjects while maintaining cover Activity varies from filming someone at a grocery store to filming them at a sports game Crafting pre-surveillance strategies based on the setup location and case details Detailed report writing on the activities observed/captured and submission of video evidence Regular communication with team leader on setup positions, activity and tactics Traveling out of town or state for 10-15 days per month View our