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Senior Special Investigator
eFinancialSenior Investigator managing fraud investigations related to life insurance claims at Fidelity Life. Leading case strategies and coordinating with internal and external teams for successful outcomes.
Posted 7/2/2026full-timeRemote • Illinois • 🇺🇸 United StatesSenior💰 $91,545 - $118,470 per yearWebsite
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Case Intake & Triage: Review alerts, referrals, and claims for indicators of fraud or suspicious activity, including misrepresentation, forgery, beneficiary fraud, and agent/distributor misconduct.
- Independently prioritize and triage the SIU’s cases based on risk, severity, exposure, regulatory deadlines and reputational risk.
- Establish and maintain accurate, audit-ready case logs and documentation standards in accordance with internal procedures and regulatory guidelines.
- Manage a concurrent caseload of complex, high-value investigations from intake through resolution, often serving as escalation point for cases initiated by other team members.
- Interpersonal and presentation skills to communicate, and represent the SIU, with internal and external sources.
- Comfort operating in a small or scaling team, including contributing to process design and program build-out rather than relying solely on existing infrastructure.
- Investigation Conduct & Leadership: Lead and independently manage end-to-end fraud investigations involving life insurance claims, policy procurement, and distribution channel activity, including multi-jurisdictional or organized fraud schemes.
- Serve as lead case strategist on all of SIU's complex investigations, coordinating cross-functional response among claims, compliance, underwriting, and legal as well as external investigators or vendors.
- Plan and conduct structured interviews of claimants, agents, witnesses, and other relevant parties, including high-stakes or adversarial interviews requiring advanced interviewing strategy.
- Gather, organize, and critically analyze evidence sets including claim records, policy files, medical records, financial statements, public records, and third-party data sources.
- Compile and organize investigative exhibits, evidence packages, and case files suitable for internal review, civil referral, criminal referral, or regulatory submission.
- Draft clear, concise, and well-supported fraud case summaries and investigative reports for SIU leadership, legal counsel, and compliance teams as well as reports to state departments of insurance and national fraud databases within required timeframes.
- Help define investigative standards, case documentation templates, and onboarding practices.
- Regulatory Compliance: Ensure all SIU activities are conducted in accordance with state and federal insurance fraud regulations.
- Lead preparations and submission of mandatory fraud reports to state departments of insurance and national fraud databases (e.g., NICB).
- Maintain documentation for audits and regulatory reviews.
- Monitor and interpret regulatory changes, emerging fraud schemes, and industry trends, translating implications into updated investigative practice for the team.
- Data & Reporting: Apply advanced data mining and analytics techniques to detect emerging fraud patterns and surface new risk indicators.
- Track and report key case metrics including volumes, investigation outcomes, cycle times, and estimated fraud savings.
- Develop and present fraud trend analyses and reporting for senior leadership.
- Partner with internal and external detection/analytics personnel to refine fraud detection models based on casework findings.
- Training & Awareness: Design and deliver fraud awareness training and educational materials for staff, agents, and distribution partners.
- Monitor industry developments and proactively share insights to strengthen fraud prevention efforts.
- Act as a subject-matter resource for less experienced investigators and other departments on fraud indicators and investigative best practice.
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, Business, Insurance, or a related field.
- 5-8 years of experience in insurance claims, fraud investigations, insurance audit or compliance (life insurance experience strongly preferred), minimum 5 years investigative experience.
- Demonstrated expertise in life insurance products, policy structures, claims adjudication processes, fraud typologies, and investigative methods specific to life insurance.
- Proven ability to independently plan and conduct structured investigative interviews, including complex or adversarial interviews, with strong written communication skills and a demonstrated track record of producing investigative reports and case summaries used in regulatory or legal proceedings.
- Demonstrated ability to manage concurrent investigative caseload of complex investigations with minimal oversight.
- Ability to interpret life insurance policy documentation and analyze policy lifecycle activity, transactions, and claim information across multiple systems to identify inconsistencies, anomalies, or indicators of fraud.
Benefits
Comp & perks- Medical Insurance: Choose from a variety of plans to fit your healthcare needs.
- Dental Insurance: Coverage for preventive, basic, and major dental services.
- Employer-Paid Vision : Comprehensive eye care coverage at no cost to you.
- Employer-Paid Basic Life and AD&D Insurance: Peace of mind and additional protection.
- Employer-Paid Short-Term and Long-Term Disability Insurance: Financial support in case of illness or injury.
- 401(k) Plan: Save for your future with a company match to help you grow your retirement savings.
- PTO and Sick Time accrue each pay period: Take time off when you need it.
- Annual Bonus Program: Performance-based bonus to reward your hard work.
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Hard Skills & Tools
Fraud TypologiesClaims Adjudication ProcessesInvestigative MethodsCase Documentation StandardsEvidence AnalysisReport WritingRisk AssessmentAudit PreparationRegulatory ReportingPolicy Structure Interpretation
Soft Skills
Interpersonal SkillsPresentation SkillsCommunication SkillsTeam CollaborationTraining and Mentoring