Investigation Research Positions
The
Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery (ICRIR)
is an independent organisation established to provide information on
Troubles-related deaths and serious injuries to families, victims, and survivors while promoting reconciliation. Our values— integrity, impartiality, openness, accountability, and respect —guide our work and recruitment processes. We invite applications from people across all backgrounds to help deliver this important mission. The Investigative Directorate is currently hiring (in band order): Senior Investigative Officer:
Leads investigative teams, sets strategies, oversees casework, and ensures compliance with legal and procedural standards. They also present findings to the Commission. Information & Recovery Team Supervisor:
Supervises investigations, ensuring a focus on victim-centred outcomes, and manages investigative teams to deliver thorough and compassionate case resolutions. Investigators:
Conducts detailed investigative work, gathering and analysing evidence to address questions posed by individuals and families. They manage multiple cases and work closely with the investigative team. Investigation Support Officers:
Assists with administrative and operational support for investigations, acting as a consistent point of contact for individuals and families involved in the process. Our offices are in
Belfast and London , with travel and hybrid working arrangements available. If you are interested, please send a personal statement (minimum 1200 words) including your CV to the recruitment section on the ICRIR website listed below. For detailed job descriptions and application details, visit the
Career Opportunities
section on our website. Help us build a
values-driven organisation
dedicated to
reconciliation and information recovery.
#J-18808-Ljbffr
Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery (ICRIR)
is an independent organisation established to provide information on
Troubles-related deaths and serious injuries to families, victims, and survivors while promoting reconciliation. Our values— integrity, impartiality, openness, accountability, and respect —guide our work and recruitment processes. We invite applications from people across all backgrounds to help deliver this important mission. The Investigative Directorate is currently hiring (in band order): Senior Investigative Officer:
Leads investigative teams, sets strategies, oversees casework, and ensures compliance with legal and procedural standards. They also present findings to the Commission. Information & Recovery Team Supervisor:
Supervises investigations, ensuring a focus on victim-centred outcomes, and manages investigative teams to deliver thorough and compassionate case resolutions. Investigators:
Conducts detailed investigative work, gathering and analysing evidence to address questions posed by individuals and families. They manage multiple cases and work closely with the investigative team. Investigation Support Officers:
Assists with administrative and operational support for investigations, acting as a consistent point of contact for individuals and families involved in the process. Our offices are in
Belfast and London , with travel and hybrid working arrangements available. If you are interested, please send a personal statement (minimum 1200 words) including your CV to the recruitment section on the ICRIR website listed below. For detailed job descriptions and application details, visit the
Career Opportunities
section on our website. Help us build a
values-driven organisation
dedicated to
reconciliation and information recovery.
#J-18808-Ljbffr
