Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Investigations …, Gwynn Oak

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The role involves serving as an alter ego for the AIGI directing the development or modification of planning, coordination, and control of investigative activities, intelligence efforts, and digital forensics examinations and analysis related to criminal fraud, white-collar crimes, abuse of public trust, and employee integrity and misconduct.The position also includes organizing and managing the headquarters' divisions to align with program needs and the Inspector General's priorities and initiatives. Additionally, the role exercises authority to examine all SSA programs and to initiate investigations. Develops plans for investigations led by headquarters' divisions, including resource requirements; manages the full scope of investigations led by headquarters' divisions, including program evaluation; and presents accomplishments and recommendations based on valid and meaningful reporting criteria to the Inspector General, the Commissioner of Social Security, and Congress.The job also involves integrating innovative measures and techniques into headquarters' operations to improve detection capabilities and enhance efficiency. Such measures and techniques could relate to information technology, data analytics, or automation, and inter-component collaboration. Furthermore, the role includes developing statements of program goals containing resource requirements for use as guides for the Inspector General and the Commissioner of Social Security for budgetary hearings and congressional committees. Serves as expert witness on program objective requirements and accomplishments at budget hearings and before congressional committees.