Principal Investigator

Full Job Description

Conduct complex and sensitive corporate internal investigations under the direction of counsel, involving allegations of employee misconduct, including financial misconduct fraud, conflicts of interest, misuse or unauthorized disclosure of company information, security-related misconduct, other potential policy violations. Develop and execute investigative strategies, including identifying and collecting relevant evidence, conduct complex and sensitive interviews, perform document review and evidence analysis, and conduct or support digital forensic examinations. Analyze documents, interviews, and technical evidence. Identify relevant facts, inconsistencies, and evidentiary gaps. Develop clear, objective fact summaries to support counsel's investigative decisions and findings. Collaborate effectively with attorneys and cross-functional partners, including Security, Human Resources, and other stakeholders to obtain and evaluate information relevant to investigations. Develop investigative playbooks, standards, and scalable practices that improve the quality, consistency, and efficiency of BRI investigations. Master's Degree in Business, Accounting, Criminal Justice, Law, International Relations, Global Intelligence, Engineering or related field AND 4+ years experience conducting employee misconduct investigations or other complex corporate internal investigations involving multiple evidence sources and significant organizational risk, or related field OR Bachelor's Degree in Business, Accounting, Criminal Justice, Law, International Relations, Global Intelligence, Engineering or related field AND 6+ years experience conducting employee misconduct investigations or other complex corporate internal investigations involving multiple evidence sources and significant organizational risk, or related field OR equivalent experience. Understanding of electronic evidence, including electronic communications, documents, metadata, audit records, and other enterprise data sources. Interviewing, analytical, and critical-thinking skills, including the ability to distinguish established facts from assumptions, identify evidentiary gaps, and develop appropriate investigative follow-up. Demonstrated ability to manage multiple priorities, work independently, collaborate across geographically dispersed teams, and appropriately handle highly confidential information. Experience conducting or supporting investigations across diverse geographies and jurisdictions. Ability to write and interpret data query languages such as Kusto Query Language (KQL), SQL, or similar query languages to independently identify, collect, analyze, and validate relevant evidence. Experience analyzing security and audit telemetry, including authentication, device, file, cloud application, and data movement activity. Experience conducting or supporting digital forensic examinations, including analysis of endpoint, browser, file system, removable media, or other forensic artifacts. Familiarity with scripting, automation, data analytics, or AI-assisted investigative and document review capabilities is a plus.

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