Sheriff's Inspector General
$169,858–$216,710 year
Hybrid · San Francisco, California, United States
Job Summary
Inspector General role leading the newly established Office of Inspector General for the City and County of San Francisco. Responsibilities include hiring and training staff, developing and administering the Department’s budget, establishing procedures for investigations and audits, setting the office’s operational philosophy, and conducting data-driven reviews. The IG will engage in community outreach, build relationships with the Sheriff’s Office, District Attorney, Ethics Commission, and other oversight bodies; analyze Sheriff’s Office data to identify patterns in conduct and incidents; have authority to review operations; issue recommendations on policy changes and disciplinary actions; may hold hearings, issue subpoenas, administer oaths, and maintain confidentiality as required. Education required: Bachelor’s degree; 5 years of supervisory management experience in relevant fields. Desirable qualifications include JD or Master’s with relevant coursework; strong organizational and leadership skills; experience with law enforcement oversight, policy development, investigative procedures, and familiarity with POBR; commitment to diversity and trauma-informed perspectives.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree
- Five years of management experience in public administration, law enforcement oversight, performance or compliance auditing, public policy development, civil or human rights, criminal justice policy, investigations or a related field. All of the qualifying experience must include supervisory experience.
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