LSC OIG’s mission is two fold: to assist LSC management and grantees in identifying ways to promote efficiency and effectiveness; and to prevent and detect fraud, waste, and abuse. OIG is also responsible for keeping the LSC Board of Directors and Congress fully and currently informed. The OIG primarily achieves its mission through delivering independent insights and recommendations to key stakeholders through audits, evaluations, and reviews; investigations into allegations of wrongdoing; and proactive efforts to prevent fraud, waste, and abuse. Learn more about the LSC OIG at: Home Page | OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL (lsc.gov), including OIG’s new strategic plan.
This position is not considered federal employment and is based in Washington, DC, and requires periodically working from an office in Washington, DC in accordance with OIG’s hybrid work model. OIG embraces the use of telework flexibilities. The successful candidate must live in the Washington, DC commuting area (a 50-mile radius from LSC headquarters).
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Basic Job Functions
The Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Investigations (DAIGI) is a senior manager and supervises a nationwide oversight program to deter and detect illegal, improper, and prohibited activities involving LSC programs, operations, and personnel. The DAIGI supervises and manages the activities of a team of employees as they conduct investigations of potential criminal and regulatory violations and works closely with federal, state, and local prosecutors to seek legal remedies as warranted. The investigative team consists of investigators, investigative counsels, and an investigative analyst. The LSC OIG investigative team also conducts fraud prevention reviews and other related engagements to assist LSC management and LSC’s grantees in preventing or detecting fraud within their programs. By law, LSC OIG also maintains a Hotline. The incumbent reports to and is supervised by the Assistant Inspector General for Investigations (AIGI). This DAIGI position is not a 6(c) covered law enforcement position. This position does not receive Law Enforcement Availability Pay. The LSC OIG investigative team does not possess law enforcement powers, but the LSC OIG does possess all other IG Act authorities, enabling it to carry out all duties and responsibilities under the Act, such as having access to records and subpoena authority. Up to 25 percent travel may be required for this position.
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