Fraud Investigator

San Jose, California, US Until 8/23/2026 H-1B sponsor history First posted June 17, 2026 Last posted June 17, 2026
Job description

Description

About the Team
GLI is a team dedicated to identifying and addressing potential misconduct, legal violations, and ethical breaches. By detecting issues early, the GLI program helps minimize reputational damage, mitigate legal risks, and ensure compliance. Our efforts help protect the Company's integrity and build trust, by uncovering and managing problems before they escalate.

Responsibilities
- Conduct investigations of policy violation, data leakage, fraud and financial abuse occurring within the company and develop internal procedures and data-led fraud monitoring and identification systems that enable easy identification of financial inadequacies.
- Identify, obtain, and analyze financial, operational, and other data relevant to the investigation of allegations of misconduct and the assessment of enterprise risks.
- Interview employees associated with an investigation, obtain and analyze evidence, draw relevant conclusions, and recommend control enhancements.
- Build cases to substantiate allegations of fraudulent activity by requesting and compiling witness statements and evidence from employees that were involved in transactions that resulted in a potential loss.
- Prepare reports and communicate findings to senior management, HR, Ethics and Legal departments, and recommend corrective action relating to internal control failures.
- Prepare work papers to adequately document investigations with supporting evidence for all forensic findings.
- Collaborate with various levels of the organization internally, including senior management, Employment Relations, Ethics, Legal Counsel, and DPO as well as with various external organization legal counsel, and law enforcement in fraud and other financial mismanagement cases.
- Assess internal fraud risk by conducting platform monitoring and undertaking deep-dive projects.
- Identify any possible threats to company and take appropriate actions to avoid them promptly.

Requirements

Minimum Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, Crime Investigation, Finance, Business Management, or a related discipline.
- Significant experience conducting financial crime investigations, including analyzing large datasets to identify trends and typologies related to financial fraud, money laundering, bribery, and corruption within a large organization.
- Proven experience building and developing internal investigation case-management systems, including allegation triage, root-cause analysis, and remediation processes.
- Experience performing internal fraud risk assessments and implementing effective remediation and control measures within a business environment.
- Strong background investigating and advising on internal misconduct matters across an organization.

Preferred Qualifications
- Managed end-to-end workplace investigations in a fast-paced social media environment, ensuring compliance with internal policies and legal requirements.

About this role

Summary

Conduct financial crime investigations, analyze data, build cases, and collaborate with legal teams.

Job title

Fraud Investigator

Experience level

significant experience

Industry

finance

Location requirements

San Jose, CA; on-site preferred, remote possible

Salary

Not specified

Visa sponsorship

H-1B sponsor history

Management role

No

Skills & keywords

Required skills

criminal justicedata analysisinvestigationcase managementrisk assessment

Preferred skills

workplace investigationscompliancelegal requirements

Specializations

financial crimedata analysisinternal investigationsrisk assessment
Locations

Structured locations inferred from the posting.

San Jose, CA, USA

On-site City

California, USA

Remote State