EEO Investigator (Administrator II) - State of Maryland
Overview
The EEO Investigator owns the full lifecycle of workplace discrimination and bullying complaints, from intake through final corrective action, at the State of Maryland's DPSCS, an agency with nearly 12,000 employees. Reporting to the Executive Director of the Office of Fair Practices and Inclusion, the investigator manages case files, drafts reports, and coordinates administrative processes for ADA, EEO, and sexual harassment cases. This role sits on a small team, handling a high volume of complex cases, and offers the chance to shape policy through SOP and template updates. With 5+ years of administrative experience required, this position provides a stable civil service career with benefits and pension.
What You'll Do6
- 1Receive discrimination and bullying complaints, investigate fully, and recommend corrective action to charging parties' supervisors.
- 2Coordinate administrative processes to resolve all EEO and ADA complaints filed by DPSCS employees.
- 3Draft detailed responses to EEOC and Maryland Commission on Civil Rights complaints, ensuring legal sufficiency.
- 4Own cases from start to finish, managing workflow and updating templates, SOPs, and policy directives.
- 5Write memos and communications for the OFPI Executive, summarizing casework and findings.
- 6Maintain accurate case records, compile EEO reports, and share them for Executive Director review.
Requirements8
- 15+ years of administrative staff or professional work.
- 2Substitute a Bachelor's degree plus 1 year of administrative experience for the full experience requirement.
- 3Substitute a Master's degree for the full experience requirement.
- 4Substitute 30 credit hours from an accredited college for each year up to four years of experience.
- 5Substitute commissioned officer military service for equivalent experience on a year-for-year basis.
- 6Experience conducting EEO, civil rights, or workplace misconduct investigations and writing legally defensible reports.
- 7Experience interpreting federal and state EEO laws, regulations, and standards of proof.
- 8Possession of a motor vehicle operator's license valid in Maryland, if assigned driving duties.
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$72 - $113k per year
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