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This week’s job market is bustling, with a solid mix of positions for licensed investigators and those with a knack for surveillance. Remote work is becoming more available, so keep an eye out for those opportunities if you prefer the flexibility.
This Week’s Jobs
Private Investigator Company: Selective Investigations Incorporated | Location: Hollywood, FL
Offering a chance to dive deep into investigative work across Florida. A great fit if you enjoy digging into facts and unraveling complex cases. Apply Here
Private Investigator Company: Photofax, Inc. | Location: Salt Lake City, UT
Looking for licensed investigators in Utah. Offers a flexible schedule with full-time options—ideal if you need to balance work and life. Apply Here
Surveillance Private Investigator Company: Jager Investigations LLC | Location: Tampa, FL
Seeking experienced investigators for surveillance tasks. Both full-time and part-time roles available, which can suit different schedules. Apply Here
Private Investigator Company: Lemieux & Associates LLC | Location: Nashville, TN
Must be a licensed investigator in Tennessee. This role is perfect for someone local to Nashville with a knack for detailed investigation. Apply Here
Private Investigator Company: PhotoFax | Location: Los Angeles, CA
Provides a company vehicle and offers a decent salary range. This role suits those who enjoy fieldwork with added perks. Apply Here
Private Investigator Company: PhotoFax | Location: Cleveland, OH
Another role from PhotoFax with a similar setup to the Los Angeles position. Offers a company vehicle and competitive pay. Apply Here
Private Investigator Company: PhotoFax | Location: Bethany, OK
Offers similar benefits to other PhotoFax positions, including a company vehicle. Great for those in Oklahoma looking for fieldwork. Apply Here
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Remote opportunities are still on the rise, offering the chance to work from the comfort of your home or wherever you choose.
Private Investigator Company: Falcon Investigations Corp. | Location: Jericho, NY
An exciting opportunity for a detail-oriented investigator. Perfect if you’re looking to join a team remotely. Apply Here
Private Investigator Company: First Class Private Investigation | Location: Dallas County, TX
Offers a flexible role with vital responsibilities. A good chance to work from anywhere and still make an impact. Apply Here
Surveillance Private Investigator Company: Jager Investigations LLC | Location: St. Petersburg, FL
This remote surveillance role is perfect for those who love to work independently while gathering crucial information. Apply Here
I’ve started landing more remote PI gigs by adding a 60‑sec Loom in the proposal walking through my ‘chain of custody’ for screenshots/metadata; it bumps replies, but a few clients insist on an NDA before seeing it — @OP, same on your end?
Building on @Guide’s angle, I attach a redacted Hunchly capture log (https://www.hunch.ly) with one hashed page and UTC timestamps in my proposal — it shows remote chain-of-custody without a long explainer. I also add a 48‑hour fixed‑fee “OSINT sweep” option so clients can act fast since these listings expire, but if they balk at tools, I swap in a single screenshot and a 2‑sentence scope instead.
Switched to a 15‑min paid scoping slot (credited if hired) via https://cal.com plus a 48‑hour pilot deliverable; remote acceptances jumped and it matches the “apply promptly” pace this week… I also stamp proposals with 5‑day validity and a clear next‑available start date to force fast decisions. Caveat: some portals strip links, so include two concrete time options inline.
Quick win that’s helped: I attach a one‑pager with ‘remote scope + retention’ and a pre‑signed NDA, including a clear line like ‘30‑day purge by default’ plus what requires onsite; it signals compliance without slowing the pace. Minor caveat: a few enterprise clients want 90 days, so I make the purge window a fill‑in field; @lynx88 your Hunchly angle pairs nicely with this.
I’ve been getting faster remote acceptances by embedding a 90‑second Loom of my workflow and a blurred sample deliverable — a trailer before the movie: https://www.loom.com. I also lead proposals with a single line — “Licensed in FL/GA/TX; insured; remote OSINT + discreet phone verifications” — so nobody has to dig, though a few orgs still insist on a quick live call.