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Civil Rights Investigator

OP Consulting Group LLCIndianapolis, IN🇺🇸United StatesPosted 4 Aug 2026

Quick Overview

Work Type
On Site
Level
Mid Senior

Job Description

Civil Rights Investigator
Indianapolis,IN

Duties & Responsibilities

  • Investigative Interviewing: Conduct comprehensive interviews with complainants, respondents, and witnesses via telephone, office meetings, or on-site visits using standard, accepted investigative techniques.

  • Evidence & Data Analysis: Gather, evaluate, and synthesize complex evidence, comparative data, statistical information, and party testimony.

  • Legal & Case Analysis: Perform legal analysis on completed investigations and prepare concise written case reports detailing relevant facts, interviews, observations, and determinations regarding violations or non-violations as directed by leadership.

  • Caseload & Performance Management: Maintain an active caseload while strictly adhering to performance standards:

    • Ensure "aged" cases (180+ days) do not exceed 15% of the total assigned caseload.

    • Submit a minimum of three (3) completed cases per month.

    • Complete legal reviews for a minimum of three (3) cases per month.

  • Recordkeeping & Documentation: Maintain detailed, chronological case logs and update internal databases consistently and accurately.

  • Stakeholder Engagement & Education: Establish positive working relationships with colleagues, clients, and the public; act as an educational resource regarding Civil Rights Laws and the mission of the ICRC.

Qualifications & Requirements

  • Education: Bachelor’s degree required.

  • Legal & Regulatory Knowledge: Thorough understanding of the Indiana Civil Rights Law, Commission rules/regulations, and relevant state and federal court decisions (including the Civil Rights Act and Fair Housing Laws).

  • Investigative Expertise: Ability to manage complex investigations, handle sensitive data, analyze testimony across diverse areas (housing, credit, public accommodation, and education), and provide sound recommendations to the Director.

  • Communication & Confidentiality: Strong written and verbal communication skills; demonstrated ability to handle sensitive information with strict confidentiality.

  • Technical Skills: Proficiency in Microsoft Office 365 and general computer usage for database management and case reporting.

Required Skills & Qualifications Matrix

Skill / QualificationRequired / DesiredMin. Experience Required
Bachelor’s DegreeRequiredN/A
Investigation Experience OR Paralegal CertificationRequired2 Years
Knowledge of Indiana Civil Rights Law, Commission Rules & DecisionsRequired2 Years
Data & Testimony Analysis (Housing, Credit, Public Accommodations, Education)Required2 Years
Civil Rights Act & Fair Housing Laws ExperienceRequired2 Years
Conducting Complex Investigations & Disposition RecommendationsRequired2 Years
Oral & Written Communication SkillsRequired2 Years
Ability to Maintain Strict ConfidentialityRequiredEssential
Working Knowledge of Computers & Microsoft Office 365RequiredEssential
Specialized Knowledge of State/National Civil Rights Trends & PracticesNice to HavePreferred

Skills

Microsoft Office
Paralegal
Performance Management

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