Investigative Counsel Attorney

What the job is This is a legal role with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in Denver, Colorado. You will work in the Office of Inspector General, an independent part of the EPA that investigates wrongdoing. The job focuses on handling whistleblower cases—protecting employees who report misconduct.

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What you will do - Investigate claims of retaliation against whistleblowers at the EPA or its contractors. - Plan investigations, interview witnesses, and collect and review evidence. - Use technology to analyze large amounts of documents. - Research laws and regulations, then apply them to cases. - Write legal documents like subpoenas, requests, and reports. - Decide if there is enough evidence to support findings. - Communicate with whistleblowers and others involved in cases.

What you need - Law degree and legal experience. - Strong research, writing, and analytical skills. - Ability to handle complex investigations.

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What you will get - Salary between 138595 and 187093 per year. - Work in Denver, Colorado with a focus on important environmental and legal issues.

Job Details

Date Posted

02 Oct 2026

Location

Denver, Colorado

Expiration Date

16 Oct 2026

Gender

Any

Employment Type

Full-time

Salary

$138,595 – $187,093

Hiring Company

Environmental Protection Agency

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