Conduct undercover surveillance on suspected fraud cases, collect video evidence, and adapt to changing environments while following subjects by foot and vehicle. Investigators work independently in urban, rural, and suburban settings, maintain stakeouts, communicate with the operations team, and drive long distances in varied weather. The role requires open availability, frequent travel, occasional overnight assignments, and the ability to pass driving and background checks.
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DigiStream Investigations, a national private investigations firm, seeks bold characters with curious minds to add to our New England team.
NO PI LICENSE REQUIRED - ALL EQUIPMENT & VEHICLE (with gas & maint. cards) PROVIDED ON DAY ONE
Your Mission:
Conduct undercover surveillance on suspected fraud cases. Adapt to changing environments with quick-thinking and disguises to collect video evidence of a subject's activity.
You don’t need specialized training, credentials, or experience. You just need grit, open availability, and a sense of adventure. We’ll train you on the rest and equip you with the tools you need.
Details:
- Entry level with career advancement in our Surveillance Promotional Track
- Starting pay: $20/hour, average rookie Investigators earn $44,000-$54,000+
- Performance-based incentives and raise opportunities at 90-day, 6th month, and annual performance reviews
- Certified Great Place to Work ®
- PTO accrual starts day 1, benefits at 60, 401k with 4% match at 6 months
- $30 monthly cell phone stipend
Requirements:
- High school diploma or GED
- Must be at least 21 years old
- Must have valid driver’s license
- Must currently live in Connecticut
- Open availability, including weekends and holidays (average 50 hours/week)
- Ability to start work as early as 5am daily with occasional work into the evenings
- Ability to pass DMV & background checks
- Confidence while driving and while being undercover in any environment
- Willingness to travel and stay overnight on remote assignments (as needed, all expenses paid)
Work Environment:
- Minimal supervision - independent in the field, updating the Ops team by quick calls/texts
- Frequent video camera use
- Maintaining stake out positions for extended periods
- Tailing subjects by foot and vehicle
- Driving in urban, rural, and suburban communities, long-distances at times, in all weather conditions
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