Microsoft's legal department is seeking an Internet Investigator to

conduct online investigations and to support criminal and civil

enforcement actions relating to spam, digital theft, online fraud and

piracy. This position will report to the senior corporate attorney

overseeing these programs.

Primary responsibilities:

Conduct Internet investigations for enforcement relating to spam, online

piracy, identity theft, fraud and other Internet-related crimes

Collaborate with Microsoft technical teams and outside vendors to develop

database tools and processes that analyze lead information and identify

quality targets for anti-spam and other enforcement actions

Help develop and support education, targeting and enforcement programs to

address piracy of Microsoft software on peer-to-peer networks

Work closely with the Xbox business group and industry organizations to

develop and support an Xbox anti-piracy enforcement program in the US

Provide oral and written testimony in support of enforcement relating to

investigations and technical expertise

Coordinate across internal and external groups to support the company's

Digital Integrity campaigns to protect digital commerce and intellectual

property on the internet

Qualifications include:

A minimum of three years experience with Internet investigations relating

to intellectual property, digital commerce or other online crimes;

Proficiency with Internet investigative tools including Whois,

Traceroute, and NS Lookup

Experience deciphering e-mail headers; thorough knowledge of network

communications systems and commonly used e-mail and Internet protocols

including TCP/IP, HTTP, SMTP, DNS, IRC, FTP, P2P and NNTP

Working knowledge data management systems as well as authentication,

encryption and digital signature protocols

If you are interested in this position please email Andrew at

Crimsec (at) microsoft (dot) com. [email concealed]

Microsoft is an Equal Opportunity Employer and supports workforce

diversity.

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