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Detectives and Criminal Investigators

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CAREER PATHWAY

An occupational profile and qualification summary based on labor market information summarized by the Workforce Intelligence Network.

DETECTIVES AND CRIMINAL INVESTIGATORS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT) INDUSTRY

OCCUPATION OUTLOOK IN SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN, 2023

OCCUPATION SUMMARY Conduct investigations into potential breaches of federal, state, or local laws and regulations with the aim of preventing or resolving criminal activities. Some of the primary responsibilities involve assessing the physical well-being of individuals, conducting interviews to collect valuable information, and scrutinizing crime scenes. This includes civilian and sworn law enforcement occupations. Learn more at onetonline.org.

JOB TITLES The Detectives and Criminal Investigators occupation refers to the entire industry in which someone works. Some examples of specific job titles for this occupation include: Intelligence Specialists Criminal Investigator Special Agents Surveillance Analysts Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning Engineers Threat Intelligence Analysts

AVERAGE WAGE IN MICHIGAN Entry

Median

Experienced

Hourly

$29.42

$39.35

$70.93

Annually

$61,194

$81,848

$147,534

OCCUPATIONAL GROWTH Projected to grow faster than average (2%); 188 annual job openings are predicted.

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2%

GROWTH BY 2028

2023


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