Nottinghamshire Police
Police Staff Investigator (PSI) Level 2

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🌟 We're Hiring:
📍 County Wide
🕒 Full-time (including shifts where required)
💼 Starting salary: £33,603
🛑 Closing date: 07/07/2026
Are you a driven, analytical investigator with strong communication skills and the ability to manage complex cases? We are seeking a Police Staff Investigator (PIP Level 2) to join Nottinghamshire Police.
This is an exciting opportunity to join a newly established team focused on tackling Group Based Child Sexual Exploitation. This police staff investigator PIP 2 role reports to the CARE Detective Sergeant. The role involves investigating serious and complex crimes relating to Child Exploitation.
🚀 What you'll do
- Lead and manage serious and complex criminal investigations
- Develop investigation plans, prioritise lines of enquiry and gather evidence
- Interview victims, witnesses and suspects in line with legislation and best practice
- Prepare high-quality case files in line with CPIA and court requirements
- Work collaboratively with colleagues and external partners to support investigations
- Attend court to present evidence and support prosecutions
- Identify risks, safeguarding concerns and intelligence opportunities
- Represent the organisation at case conferences and multi-agency meetings
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💡 What We’re Looking For
- Experience or knowledge of the criminal justice system and investigative processes
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to manage complex caseloads and meet strict deadlines
- High attention to detail and ability to produce accurate documentation
- Resilience and ability to work in sensitive or challenging situations
- PIP Level 1 qualification (or equivalent experience) and willingness to achieve PIP Level 2
- Ability to work independently and use sound judgement when making decisions


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🔒 Key Benefits
- 24 days of annual leave plus bank holidays
- A local government pension scheme
- On-site facilities including a gym and a canteen
- Cycle to work scheme
- Vehicle salary sacrifice scheme
- Eligibility for a Blue Light Card
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