This is a Financial Investigator role with Queensland Government based in Brisbane, QLD, AU Queensland Government Role Seniority - mid level More about the Financial Investigator role at Queensland Government The Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) is an independent statutory body set up to combat and reduce the incidence of major crime and corruption in the public sector in Queensland. We investigate crime and corruption, have oversight of the public sector including police. The CCC also has responsibility for restraining and recovering suspected proceeds of crime and administers Queensland's witness protection program. Its functions and powers are set out in the Crime and Corruption Act 2001. About Us We have a vision that our communities will be safe and supported by fair and ethical public institutions with a focus on those matters of highest threat to the Queensland community. As an organisation we are committed to this vision and as such our values of people, accountability, integrity, courage and excellence underpin everything we do at the CCC. What We Offer At the CCC our people have access to a range of employee benefits that promote career development, enhance employee wellbeing and encourage a healthy and balanced work and home life. When you join the CCC you can access the following benefits: salary packaging 12.75% superannuation flexible work options, including working from home access to paid parental leave accrued time off opportunity to purchase leave 17.5% annual leave loading health and wellbeing program study assistance access to a wide variety of training opportunities free annual influenza vaccination six star rated inner city location close to public transport About You The Financial Investigator is responsible for: Conducting and managing a case load of proceeds of crime investigations under the supervision of a Principal Financial Investigator or conducting financial investigations and providing financial investigative input under the supervision of a Principal Financial Investigator to a multi-disciplinary team for criminal investigations. Presenting financial and non-financial evidence in affidavits, including affidavits in your own name, for proceeds of crime proceedings or assisting with the preparation and presentation of financial analyses for use in criminal proceedings and proceeds of crime proceedings where expert evidence is required. Drafting reports presenting investigative findings, managing competing priorities and drafting witness statements or affidavits within tight deadlines to meet operational requirements. Ensuring investigations are conducted in compliance with statutory and policy requirements. Establishing and maintaining productive working relationships with key internal stakeholders and external stakeholders, including legal and police stakeholders for proceeds of crime investigations. How To Apply For more detailed information, including what is required to demonstrate your suitability for the role, refer to the attached role description. Pre-employment vetting forms a part of our selection process - you may be asked to provide detailed personal particulars and private interests information. For more information about our security vetting process please refer to How to apply | CCC - Crime and Corruption Commission Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are encouraged to apply . Occupational group Accounting and Finance Before we jump into the responsibilities of the role. No matter what you come in knowing, you’ll be learning new things all the time and the Queensland Government team will be there to support your growth. Please consider applying even if you don't meet 100% of what’s outlined Key Responsibilities ️♂️ Conducting investigations Presenting evidence ✅ Ensuring compliance Key Strengths Financial investigation Report drafting Stakeholder engagement A Final Note: This is a role with Queensland Government not with Hatch.
