What the job is
This is a legal role at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in Denver, Colorado. You will work in the Office of Inspector General, which independently investigates issues within the EPA to ensure the agency works effectively and honestly.

What you will do
- Investigate claims of whistleblower retaliation (when employees face punishment for reporting wrongdoing) by EPA or CSB employees, contractors, or grantees.
- Plan and conduct interviews, gather documents, and analyze evidence.
- Use technology tools to review large amounts of data.
- Research laws and regulations to apply them to cases.
- Write legal documents like subpoenas, requests for documents, and reports.
- Assess evidence and write clear investigation reports.
- Communicate with whistleblowers and other sources about ongoing cases.

What you need
- A law degree and experience in legal research, investigations, or related fields.
- Strong writing and analytical skills.
- Ability to handle complex cases and work independently.

What you will get
- A salary between $138,595 and $187,093 per year.