Detail-oriented professional with extensive experience in investigative research and analytical support within financial crimes. Recognized for strong critical thinking skills and the ability to develop comprehensive case profiles that drive informed decision-making to enhance investigations.
I am responsible for executing comprehensive analysis by performing a variety of complex , analytical, and investigative tasks through the use of internal and external Law Enforcement (LE) systems. I compile, synthesize, and interpret data for effective case development while providing ongoing support with potential Inspection Service investigative, security, and preventative activities. I facilitate victim and witness rights advocacy, and process seized items through the asset forfeiture system. I serve as a primary contact for Dangerous Mail Investigation Mail Tracking (DMI-MT) requests for the Pittsburgh Division. As a Violent Crimes Specialist, I respond to critical incidents and participate in mail theft SURGE efforts throughout the country.
I was responsible for all aspects of access control, including access to the high value evidence room, maintaining sufficient stock of office supplies, coordinating office events, initiating maintenance work orders, processing time and attendance for the Pittsburgh Division, and maintaining records for the Inspectors' vehicles. I provided technical, administrative, and investigative support in the analysis, compilation, and dissemination of statistical data, special project reports, or material related to various management information systems and investigative programs of the Inspection Service.
Data analysis
Case management
Lean Six Sigma methodologies
Investigative research
Critical thinking
Notary Public
Effective communication
US-DOJ Victim Witness Specialist
US-DOJ Forfeiture Specialist
Critical Incident Management
Anti-Money Laundering Specialist
Financial Crimes Specialist
Dangerous Mail Tracking
Postal policy and procedure SME
Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt - February 2020
National recognition in the USPIS Cybercrime and Analytics Newsletter - February 2020