Join a trusted bench for high-stakes work
At The Simon Agency, we partner with experienced investigators, intelligence analysts, pathologist prosecutors/litigation consultants, protective security professionals, and training cadre to deliver results when the stakes are highest. If you value discretion, accuracy, and professional discipline, we’d like to know you.
- Assignments across corporate, legal, and public-sector domains
- Discreet, conflict-checked, NDA-bound engagements
- U.S. and international matters through vetted affiliates
What We Look For
- Proven investigative or intelligence background with verifiable experience in corporate, legal, or government environments
- Strong analytical capabilities — able to distill complex information into clear, actionable findings
- Exceptional written communication, especially in report writing, affidavits, and intelligence summaries
- High discretion and reliability, with a demonstrated ability to handle sensitive matters confidentially
- Sound judgment under pressure, capable of working independently in fast-moving, high-stakes situations
- Licensure or certifications relevant to investigations, intelligence, cybersecurity, or legal support (preferred)
- Professional presence and client-facing maturity suitable for working with executives, counsel, and public officials
Engagement
- 1099 Contractor — project-based or retainer tasking with defined SOW and deliverables
- Confidentiality & Conflicts — NDA signing + full conflict screening before every assignment
- Compliance-Driven — licensure, insurance, and applicable state/federal requirements maintained
Vetting
- Application & CV submission
- Credentials + portfolio review
- Interview & scenario-based assessment
- Background checks or clearance verification (as required)
- Contractor onboarding into TSA’s secure network
Payment & Logistics
- Standard NET-15 or NET-30 payment terms
- Reimbursable expenses allowed with prior approval
- Secure document exchange through TSA’s encrypted portal
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