NaVCIS
Fraud and Theft Investigator

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Job Title: Fraud and Theft Investigator
Salary Range: £33,603 - £35,772
Work Location: College of Policing, Ryton on Dunsmore, Coventry, West Midlands
Hours per week: 37 hrs per week; Monday – Friday
Contract Type: Permanent
Closing date: Sunday 16 August 23:55
About The Role
We are looking for an enthusiastic and motivated individual to join us and operate as Fraud and Theft Investigator within a national policing unit working to ensure safer communities in the UK and around the world.
The role is to develop intelligence and investigate crime and any other investigations at a level deemed appropriate. This role allows the post holder to build on proven investigative experience by working with a range of law enforcement agencies and private and public sector stakeholders. This to assist in achieving the best outcomes for both UK Policing and our stakeholders.
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Experience and Skills
- Proven knowledge of evidence gathering.
- Proven working knowledge of criminal law and the criminal justice system.
- Excellent and evidenced report writing and communication skills, e.g. the production of clear, concise, and accurate records, letters, and reports.
- To be computer/keyboard literate and a competent keyboard user.
- To have an understanding of data protection issues in order to ensure that information is handled and filed correctly.
- Experience of working in a multi-agency environment working with partner agencies.
More about Us
The National Vehicle Crime Intelligence Service (NaVCIS) is a national police unit, hosted by Hampshire Constabulary but based near Coventry. We work closely with partner agencies across law enforcement and the private sector to better understand and mitigate the threats posed by vehicle theft and fraud.


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Motor finance fraud and associated offences impact upon victims and communities, the national economy, and demands placed upon law enforcement agencies. Through effective partnership working NaVCIS seeks to prevent offences of motor finance fraud by our subject matter experts investigating, developing, and sharing specialist intelligence to support law enforcement investigations to prevent crime and disrupt organized criminality.
The successful applicant will support the senior leadership team in protecting the UK from vehicle finance fraud, providing assistance to colleagues in the NaVCIS Investigation Team.
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