
Lead Investigator, Compliance
- Dallas, TX
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Serve as Lead investigator on domestic and international investigations involving allegations of discrimination and harassment; conflicts of interest; fraud, waste, and abuse of company resources; accounting irregularities; and other violations of company policy
- Conduct thorough, timely, and objective investigations, including but not limited to initial case assessment and triage; document preservation, collection, review, and analysis; leading witness interviews; the development of findings and proposed remediation; drafting investigative reports; and presenting investigation findings and proposed remediation to stakeholders on these matters
- Act as a global point of contact for advice and mentorship on investigation issues for your area of responsibility while reviewing, implementing, and providing training on internal investigation procedures and related compliance controls and policies
- Recommend corrective action, post-investigation improvement and support strategies, and other remediation as required, including policy changes to address issues identified during investigations
- Liaise directly with GXO leadership to provide investigation updates and align on next steps and remediation, as appropriate.
- Leverage data to identify trends and opportunities and develop reports, metrics, and other materials as needed for regular updates on internal investigations to a variety of stakeholders
- Support the GXO Ethics & Compliance team through the monitoring of risk management systems and supporting systems and controls, conducting risk assessments, and designing and implementing remedial and risk mitigation measures
- Apply consistent and repeatable process oversight while engaging stakeholders to understand monitoring activities, audits, and associated controls for quality assurance with the different Compliance department areas
- Support the integration of new markets and business units into the compliance investigation program as the company continues to grow
- Partner closely and proactively with internal audit, legal and SOX leaders
- Bachelor's degree in a related field
- 7-10 years of experience conducting investigations
- Experience with Navex EthicsPoint or equivalent case management software
- Experience with Microsoft Office
- Strong ability to convey findings, facts, and other information with excellent written and oral communication skills
- Strong emotional intelligence and conflict management skills
- Familiarity with regulatory requirements for internal investigation programs (i.e. U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, Dodd-Frank, Sarbanes-Oxley, EU Whistleblowing Directive).
- Comfort working across time zones and regions
- Travel Requirement: averaging 25%
- JD strongly preferred
- Additional Language Skills; Spanish a plus
- Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) Certification
- Experience working for a multinational company
- Knowledge of audit, financial and accounting concepts
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