Arkansas.gov
Arkansas.gov
11 – 50 Employees
EducationGovernmentHR Tech
Arkansas.gov is Arkansas’s official state government website and a central hub for workforce development services delivered through Arkansas Workforce Connections. It brings together resources for job seekers, employers, and community programs, including unemployment claims, vocational rehabilitation, adult education, and workforce training. By connecting people with education, employment, and career-support services, the platform helps strengthen job readiness and employment opportunities across Arkansas.

Remote Investigator II – Arkansas Revenue Services

Investigate fraud, misconduct, and tax compliance matters for Arkansas Revenue Services. Conduct field investigations, evaluate evidence, and prepare detailed reports.

Description

  • Launch and carry out investigations into allegations, suspicious activity, and developing concerns
  • Design and perform investigations through interviews, surveillance, and document analysis
  • Collect documents, physical materials, and electronic records while protecting data integrity
  • Evaluate evidence to identify factual patterns, risks, and departures from established standards
  • Write comprehensive reports covering investigative methods, findings, and recommended corrective actions
  • Keep investigation files, evidence records, and follow-up results current
  • Coordinate with internal teams, external agencies, and law enforcement when needed
  • Present investigative conclusions in meetings, hearings, or court proceedings as required
  • Conduct all investigations in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, and organizational policies
  • Protect confidentiality and uphold professional integrity throughout each investigation
  • Keep current with investigative methods, tools, and regulatory developments
  • Propose enhancements to investigative procedures and professional practices

Requirements

  • High school diploma or GED
  • At least four years of relevant investigative experience
  • Qualifying experience may include law enforcement, corporate compliance, internal auditing, or comparable investigative work
  • Valid Arkansas driver's license
  • Specialized credentials may be required, including Certified Fraud Examiner or Certified Forensic Investigator certifications
  • Capacity to assess complex information, recognize patterns, and reach sound conclusions
  • Strong written and verbal communication abilities
  • Well-developed observation skills
  • Working knowledge of contemporary investigative tools, data-management software, and digital-evidence collection methods
  • Demonstrated commitment to ethical conduct, confidentiality, and careful management of sensitive information
  • Sound critical-thinking and problem-solving skills
  • Completed application with employment history and references
  • Authorization to work in the United States

Benefits

  • Remote, field-based work arrangement
  • Use of an Arkansas State vehicle for travel
  • Equal employment opportunity protections
  • Veteran Preference consideration upon submission of a DD-214
  • E-Verify employment authorization process

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