Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.
Seems like there’s a steady demand for private investigators this week, with a good mix of roles across the country. Critical needs are popping up, especially in surveillance work, and there are some solid remote opportunities too.
This Week’s Jobs
Private Investigator Company: Selective Investigations Incorporated | Location: Hollywood, FL
Dive into a statewide investigative role in Florida. This position is perfect if you enjoy working on varied cases and want to be part of a specialized team. Apply Here
Private Investigator Company: Photofax, Inc. | Location: Salt Lake City, UT
If you’re licensed and experienced, this flexible role in Utah might be right up your alley. Offers the choice between full-time and part-time. Apply Here
Surveillance Private Investigator Company: Jager Investigations LLC | Location: Tampa, FL
Join a team focused on surveillance. Openings for full-time and part-time roles, great for those with C/CC licenses in Florida. Apply Here
Private Investigator Company: Lemieux & Associates LLC | Location: Nashville, TN
A licensed investigator role in Nashville, ideal for locals looking to expand their investigative careers. Apply Here
Surveillance Investigator / Private Investigator Company: SNOOP Investigations, LLC | Location: Easton, MD
Offers both part-time and full-time roles in Maryland, perfect for experienced investigators. Apply Here
Case Manager / Private Investigator Company: Salazar Investigations | Location: Pompano Beach, FL
A dual role managing cases and investigating. Requires a CC license and familiarity with software like Crosstrax. Apply Here
Private Investigator Company: PhotoFax | Location: Cleveland, OH
Offers a company vehicle and competitive salary. A good fit for those looking to work with an established firm. Apply Here
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This week, there are some solid remote opportunities for those who prefer working from the comfort of their own space. Take a look below:
Private Investigator Company: Falcon Investigations Corp. | Location: Jericho, NY
Exciting opportunity to join a team where remote work is not just an option but the norm. Apply Here
Surveillance Private Investigator Company: Jager Investigations LLC | Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Offers flexible remote positions for conducting surveillance across various regions. Apply Here
Private Investigator Company: First Class Private Investigation | Location: Dallas County, TX
Work remotely and explore a variety of cases with this Texas-based opportunity. Apply Here
Take care out there, and good luck with the job search. Remember, the right opportunity is just around the corner. Keep exploring, and something great will come your way.
Quick example: I’ve gotten faster callbacks on remote PI roles by putting jurisdiction + availability in the subject line (treat it like a license plate) and linking an unlisted 45‑sec redacted surveillance clip with a one‑pager on tools I use (Tracers, Maltego), which hits the “apply promptly” note. Small caveat: many ‘remote’ posts still require your in‑state license number up front or the ATS bins you, so include it or note ‘reciprocity pending’.
I’ve had better hit rates when I pair @beaver14’s subject-line trick with a first line that spells out ‘Licensed CA/NV; E&O on file; TLO/IDI active; 24–48 hr turnaround.’ Small caveat: some remote postings quietly require state subpoenas or local field assists, so I offer a pre-vetted sub in that jurisdiction to keep it moving. It’s your PI go-bag, but in one sentence.
I’ve picked up more remote PI work by putting a “case-ready window (9–1 PT)” in my email signature and honoring a “5-minute response” during that block. Building on @steady.harbor87, I also note tools and coverage in the signature so coordinators don’t have to dig. If you’re in the field, flip on an auto-reply with your next window instead — like an open sign, it keeps calls coming without overpromising.
For the “real-time” posts that expire, I keep a prebuilt one-pager with a sanitized surveillance log and three timestamped stills and drop it as a view-only link in my first note; it proves I can handle the critical surveillance asks without oversharing. Small caution: strip EXIF and blur plates/faces before sharing to avoid any client pushback.
When a ‘real-time’ post drops, I reply with one line that includes a timestamped ETA and coverage radius — e.g., ‘rolling in 75 min; 60‑mile radius from Sac; insured; CA lic on file’ — and my callback rate jumps for surveillance rushes. If I’m not in range, I say so and CC a trusted local to avoid overpromising.
I get quicker callbacks by dropping a short Glympse link (https://glympse.com) in my first note when I’m rolling so coordinators can watch progress; cap it at a 1–2 hour window so you’re not sharing beyond the case.