Conduct detailed background, asset, and corporate investigations using advanced internet research techniques, databases, and other investigative resources

Conduct OSINT research across websites, social media, and other online platforms

Locate and identify individuals across Canada using databases, online research, inquiries, and investigative techniques

Research potential intellectual property concerns through online investigation and, when required, site attendances

Help identify key focal points, identifiers, and intelligence for surveillance and investigative resource deployment

Analyze information from multiple sources, recognize patterns and relationships, and develop clear findings from complex information

Document investigative activity and findings and prepare professional client reports according to Xpera standards

Conduct investigations in compliance with privacy legislation, internal policies, and OSINT best practices

Provide OSINT and investigative research support to Surveillance and Risk Management teams

Keep current with emerging technologies, online platforms, investigative tools, industry trends, and best practices

Participate in team meetings and training sessions

Attend court appearances or legal proceedings when required

Perform other investigative and related responsibilities as required

Requirements

Post-secondary education is preferred, particularly in Criminology, Forensic Crime and Intelligence Analysis, Journalism, Sociology, Psychology, or similar discipline

An equivalent combination of post-secondary education and relevant investigative experience will also be considered

At least 2 years of professional research and/or investigative experience

Experience working in a client-focused workplace, with a strong commitment to professionalism, confidentiality, and service excellence





Completion of “Using the Internet as an Investigative Research Tool” training through Toddington International is preferred; candidates who have not completed it must be willing to do so within two months of joining

A valid Private Investigator [licence] within the applicable province of employment

A valid Driver’s License and satisfactory driving record

Access to a reliable vehicle licensed for business/commercial purposes

Ability to analyze information from multiple sources, identify relevant findings, and communicate conclusions clearly and accurately

Ability to work independently, manage priorities, and exercise sound judgment

Understanding of threat and risk assessment methodologies and analytics

Knowledge of the Canadian court system, insurance law, and privacy legislation is an asset

Exceptional written and verbal English skills

Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook

Advanced research, analytical, and report-writing skills

Core Competencies Demonstrates advanced investigative research capabilities, including OSINT techniques and analytical skills, while ensuring compliance with privacy legislation and internal policies. Proficient in preparing detailed reports and communicating findings effectively to clients and stakeholders.

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