Senior Insider Threat Investigator

At Jabil (NYSE: JBL), we are proud to be a trusted partner for the world's top brands, offering comprehensive engineering, supply chain, and manufacturing solutions. With 60 years of experience across industries and a vast network of over 100 sites worldwide, Jabil combines global reach with local expertise to deliver both scalable and customized solutions. Our commitment extends beyond business success as we strive to build sustainable processes that minimize environmental impact and foster vibrant and diverse communities around the globe.Job SummaryThe Insider Threat Investigator will contribute to the development, execution, and continuous improvement of Jabil’s global Insider Threat Program. The investigator will identify, assess, investigate, and help mitigate insider risks that could affect Jabil’s people, intellectual property, sensitive information, facilities, technology, operations, and reputation. This role requires a practical, prevention-focused approach that combines investigative skill, risk analysis, and sound business judgment. The investigator will work across a global manufacturing environment and collaborate with Security, Cybersecurity, Human Resources, Legal, Compliance, Internal Audit, and business leaders while protecting confidentiality, employee privacy, and investigative integrity.

Job DescriptionThe Insider Threat Investigator will receive and evaluate indicators of potential insider risk, conduct preliminary inquiries and assigned investigations, preserve evidence, and develop objective findings and recommendations. Matters may involve intellectual property or trade secret theft, unauthorized disclosure, fraud, misuse of systems or data, cybersecurity incidents, conflicts of interest, foreign influence or elicitation concerns, and other conduct that may create material risk to the company.

The investigator will gather and analyze information from authorized sources; review relevant security, human resources, compliance, and business records; conduct or support interviews; preserve evidence; identify information gaps; and maintain accurate and defensible case documentation. The investigator will work closely with cybersecurity and digital forensics analysts to obtain, interpret, and preserve technical evidence from SIEM and SOAR platforms, endpoint and network security tools, access-control systems, audit logs, authentication records, and other authorized sources.

The role will distinguish anomalous activity from legitimate business conduct by considering the employee’s role, access, relevant context, potential risk indicators, and corroborating information. The position will conduct and support risk assessments involving personnel, facilities, information systems, data, supply chains, third parties, and operations. The investigator will help determine scope and potential impact, develop proportionate mitigation options, monitor corrective actions, and prepare reports, case summaries, trend analyses, metrics, and briefings for program leadership and appropriate stakeholders.

The investigator will coordinate with relevant internal functions and may support engagement with law enforcement, government agencies, outside counsel, or other external partners when directed. All work must comply with applicable law, privacy requirements, records-handling standards, and strict need-to-know controls.

The role will also contribute to program development through research, policy and procedure updates, reporting pathways, awareness and training materials, case-management practices, exercises, audit and compliance responses, and lessons learned. Occasional domestic and international travel may be required for investigations, site reviews, training, audits, and stakeholder engagement.

Education/Experience RequirementsA bachelor’s degree in criminal...