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As a Special Agent, you will combine your accounting skills with law enforcement skills to investigate financial crimes. Two (2) full years of progressively higher-level graduate education, a master's degree or equivalent graduate degree (i.e., LL.B. or JD), AND all of the above education requirements must be supplemented by at least 15 semester hours (or 23 quarter hours) in accounting, AND an additional nine (9) semester hours (14 quarter hours) from among the following or closely related fields: finance, economics, money and banking, tax law, and business law.
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Use your criminal investigative and financial experience or your bachelor’s degree or higher with accounting and related coursework to qualify for an entry-level IRS Criminal Investigator (Special Agent) employment opportunity.
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Click this site’s APPLY link to access the official Criminal Investigator (Special Agent) Job Opportunity Announcement (JOA) on irs. Special Agents are known for their financial investigative expertise in areas such as tax fraud, public corruption, cybercrimes, narcotics, terrorism, and much more.
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As an IRS employee, you’ll enjoy all the rights and benefits of federal employment and, as a Special Agent, you’ll use your skills and knowledge to conduct investigations relative to criminal statutes of tax administration, financial crimes, and other related offenses, which vary in levels of complexity and scope.
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Coordinates with Security and Installations Directorate (SI) Office of Counterintelligence (SIC), Insider Threat Office (SIII), in addition to other law enforcement and counterintelligence personnel as required to perform advanced investigation and triage of incidents.
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Assist in the implementation of nationwide long-term projects in coordination with the Chief Inspector OST. Evaluate proposed technical solutions for law enforcement communications and make recommendations to USMS management.
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Requires the ability to successfully complete the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board Basic Training Program. Requires knowledge, skill and mental development equivalent to the completion of sixty (60) semester hours of college, preferably with coursework in law enforcement, criminal justice, law, government or related field.
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Coordinate with various law enforcement agencies, the fire department, the House Nursing Supervisor, EMS, the operators, alarm companies, administration, maintenance, EVS, guest services, and the Public Safety officer in charge.
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The Division of Legal Services (DLS) has opportunities for community-based legal practice with a focus on representation within a defined area to promote swift and safe resolution of juvenile court challenges experienced by children, and to facilitate working relationships with juvenile court partners, local law enforcement, service providers, and family support teams.
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Complete 13 weeks of intensive training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center(FLETC) in Glynco, GA and 18 weeks of specialized training at the James J. Rowley Training Center in Laurel, MD.
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Preferred: One year of related security or law enforcement experience. An armed officer dedicated to the Safety and Security of all Health Systems staff members, visitors, and patients utilizing Peace Officer training and public relation skills to ensure a congenial environment.
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Master's degree in a National Intelligence Studies, Law Enforcement, History, Analysis, Research, Journalism, Political Science, Library Science, Engineering, or Mathematics field. Bachelor’s degree in a National Intelligence Studies, Law Enforcement, History, Analysis, Research, Journalism, Political Science, Library Science, Engineering, or Mathematics field.
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The Maryland Department of General Services (DGS) supports State and local government agencies, as well as local non-profit organizations and the citizens of Maryland, by providing facilities management, real estate and surplus property services, as well as security and law enforcement for State buildings.
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Desired/Preferred Qualifications: ● Bachelor's degree in Law, Business Administration, Public Policy, or a related field. Professional certifications such as Certified Compliance & Ethics Professional (CCEP), Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager (CRCM), Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), or Certified Internal Auditor (CIA.
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Must have successfully completed a certified police academy, (PTI or equivalent), 400 plus hour, law enforcement academy. Must have successfully completed a certified police academy, (PTI or equivalent), 400 plus hour, law enforcement academy.
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