Investigative Specialist 2 (Cannabis) (NY HELPS) - VID

Summary

The Investigative Specialist 2 (Cannabis) The Investigative Specialist 2 (Cannabis) is a Lead Investigator position with the New York Office of Cannabis Management, supervising investigative staff and conducting enforcement, regulatory, and licensing investigations. The role involves interviewing witnesses, reviewing cases, developing investigative plans, conducting surveillance, managing evidence, and preparing detailed reports in coordination with law enforcement agencies. The position is located in Albany and requires substantial travel (approximately 40%) with potential evening and weekend assignments.Key qualifications: Seven years of field investigative experience conducting interviews, taking statements, collecting evidence, and preparing investigative reports; or an associate degree in criminal justice (substituteValid New York State Driver's License and ability to meet transportation requirementsAbility to meet Peace Officer status requirements and obtain/maintain required firearm permit within twelve monthsPossession of valid New York City or local county firearm permit (preferred)Current Peace Officer status (preferred)#J-18808-Ljbffr

Job Description

The Investigative Specialist 2 (Cannabis) The Investigative Specialist 2 (Cannabis) is a Lead Investigator position with the New York Office of Cannabis Management, supervising investigative staff and conducting enforcement, regulatory, and licensing investigations. The role involves interviewing witnesses, reviewing cases, developing investigative plans, conducting surveillance, managing evidence, and preparing detailed reports in coordination with law enforcement agencies. The position is located in Albany and requires substantial travel (approximately 40%) with potential evening and weekend assignments.Key qualifications: Seven years of field investigative experience conducting interviews, taking statements, collecting evidence, and preparing investigative reports; or an associate degree in criminal justice (substituteValid New York State Driver's License and ability to meet transportation requirementsAbility to meet Peace Officer status requirements and obtain/maintain required firearm permit within twelve monthsPossession of valid New York City or local county firearm permit (preferred)Current Peace Officer status (preferred)#J-18808-Ljbffr