Occupations/13-2099.04

Fraud Examiners, Investigators and Analysts

Obtain evidence, take statements, produce reports, and testify to findings regarding resolution of fraud allegations. May coordinate fraud detection and prevention activities.

Bachelor’s

Usually a four-year bachelor’s degree.

AI automation risk

70%

Higher automation risk

Human characteristics

53%

Balanced human and task mix

Task orientation

68%

Higher automation risk

A day in this job

  • Mostly human

    Interview witnesses or suspects and take statements.

  • Mostly routine

    Create and maintain logs, records, or databases of information about fraudulent activity.

  • Task

    Gather financial documents related to investigations.

Split from the wording of these tasks, shown next to the occupation’s AI risk. It is not a separate score for each task, and it is not a forecast that the job disappears.

Core tasks

  1. 01Gather financial documents related to investigations.
  2. 02Interview witnesses or suspects and take statements.
  3. 03Prepare written reports of investigation findings.
  4. 04Document all investigative activities.
  5. 05Create and maintain logs, records, or databases of information about fraudulent activity.
  6. 06Coordinate investigative efforts with law enforcement officers and attorneys.

Model drivers (O*NET 1–5)

  • Repeating same tasks3.76
  • Degree of automation2.44
  • Time sitting4.52
  • Originality (ability)3.00
  • Conflict situations3.20
  • Hands-on objects/tools2.60
  • Outdoors / weather1.96
  • Disease exposure1.40
  • Decision freedom4.08

Top abilities

  • Written Expression4.25
  • Problem Sensitivity4.12
  • Oral Comprehension4.12
  • Written Comprehension4.00
  • Oral Expression4.00
  • Inductive Reasoning4.00
  • Deductive Reasoning4.00
  • Speech Recognition3.88

Essential skills

  • Reading Comprehension4.00
  • Active Listening4.12
  • Writing4.12
  • Speaking4.00
  • Mathematics3.00
  • Science1.00
  • Critical Thinking4.00
  • Active Learning3.75
  • Learning Strategies2.88
  • Monitoring3.12

CIP matches

27.0305Financial Mathematics39.0801Religious Institution Administration and Management52.0206Non-Profit/Public/Organizational Management52.0801Finance, General

Schools offering related programs

12 of 86 shown

Earnings are College Scorecard medians for that program, 1 and 2 years after completion. A dash means the Department suppressed the cell or the campus is not in the field file.

InstitutionProgramTuitionAdmitGrad 6-yrEarnings

New York University

New York, NY · Private nonprofit

Financial Mathematics

27.0305

$60,40012%88%

1 yr $122,038

2 yr $98,743

Master's · CIP 27.03

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Cambridge, MA · Private nonprofit

Financial Mathematics

27.0305

$60,1004%96%

1 yr $104,749

2 yr $90,856

Bachelor's · CIP 27.03

Stanford University

Stanford, CA · Private nonprofit

Financial Mathematics

27.0305

$62,4004%96%

1 yr —

2 yr $97,071

Bachelor's · CIP 27.03

Boston University

Boston, MA · Private nonprofit

Financial Mathematics

27.0305

$65,20014%89%

1 yr —

2 yr $97,071

Master's · CIP 27.03

Columbia University in the City of New York

New York, NY · Private nonprofit

Financial Mathematics

27.0305

$68,2004%96%

1 yr $91,744

2 yr $84,653

Bachelor's · CIP 27.03

University of California-Los Angeles

Los Angeles, CA · Public

Financial Mathematics

27.0305

$13,8009%92%

1 yr $79,284

2 yr $65,387

Bachelor's · CIP 27.03

University of Washington-Seattle Campus

Seattle, WA · Public

Financial Mathematics

27.0305

$12,60048%84%

1 yr $76,460

2 yr $68,778

Bachelor's · CIP 27.03

Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus

Atlanta, GA · Public

Financial Mathematics

27.0305

$11,80017%91%

1 yr $74,576

2 yr $47,260

Bachelor's · CIP 27.03

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill, NC · Public

Financial Mathematics

27.0305

$9,00017%91%

1 yr $68,666

2 yr $67,660

Bachelor's · CIP 27.03

Lincoln College of Technology-Indianapolis

Indianapolis, IN · Private for-profit

Financial Mathematics

27.0305

$18,600100%64%

1 yr $68,499

2 yr $69,338

Bachelor's · CIP 27.03

City Colleges of Chicago-Wilbur Wright College

Chicago, IL · Public

Financial Mathematics

27.0305

$4,600100%27%

1 yr $67,660

2 yr —

Bachelor's · CIP 27.03

Georgetown University

Washington, DC · Private nonprofit

Non-Profit/Public/Organizational Management

52.0206

$65,40012%95%

1 yr $67,660

2 yr $69,338

Bachelor's · CIP 52.02