Investigator

Ethos Risk Services•Green Bay, WI

14d

About The Position

Ethos Risk Services is seeking an experienced field investigator to conduct surveillance and investigative activities related to potential fraudulent insurance claims. The role includes stationary and mobile surveillance, capturing video and photographic evidence, and preparing detailed, court-ready reports for clients. Investigators review preliminary reports and case information before assignments, then submit case reports and upload video footage using a personal laptop at the end of the day. The investigator works with field supervisors and operations teams and receives regular guidance and mentorship. Assignments are generally intended to be within a two-hour drive of the investigator’s residence, though occasional farther travel and overnight stays may be required; overnight stays are covered by the company. Surveillance often begins at 6:00 a.m., and a typical workday can range from three to 12 hours, with end times varying according to activity. Weekends and holidays are common workdays. The position involves working independently for long periods in a vehicle in varying weather conditions, while remaining alert and ready to document subjects. A background check will be conducted in accordance with applicable state law and regulations. Ethos Risk Services is an equal opportunity employer.

Requirements

Demonstrated proficiency in covert surveillance techniques.
Ability to capture high-quality video footage and prepare thorough, well-organized investigative reports.
Valid driver's license and proof of automobile insurance.
A reliable, well-maintained personal vehicle; tinted windows are preferred.
A handheld camcorder with high-quality zoom and a covert camera device.
A reliable laptop, cell phone, and internet service for communication and administrative tasks.
An active Private Investigator license or willingness to obtain one where required by state.
Ability to work independently for extended periods in a vehicle and remain alert without external distractions.
Availability for assignments that commonly begin at 6:00 a.m., may last three to 12 hours, and commonly include weekends and holidays.
Ability to travel beyond a two-hour radius and stay overnight occasionally when required.

Nice To Haves

Vehicle with tinted windows.
Use of stabilization equipment such as gimbals or tripods is strongly encouraged.

Responsibilities

Review preliminary reports and case information to prepare for surveillance assignments.
Conduct covert stationary and mobile surveillance from a vehicle.
Track surveillance targets and capture high-quality video and photographic evidence.
Prepare detailed, well-organized, court-ready investigative reports summarizing activity and findings.
Finalize case files by submitting reports and uploading video footage using a personal laptop.
Communicate and work with field supervisors and operations teams, receiving guidance and mentorship.