Braeden Fraterrigo

Detail-oriented investigative professional with more than three years of experience supporting complex fraud and misconduct investigations within the New York State Office of the Inspector General. Experienced reviewing allegations, analyzing investigative information, managing confidential case records, preparing reports, and collaborating with investigators on cases involving fraud, abuse, and misconduct. Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills with the ability to work independently in a fully remote environment while maintaining strict confidentiality.

Investigative Aid / Case Management Analyst at New York State Office of the Inspector General (2023-03 – 2026-05)

• Reviewed and documented allegations involving fraud, waste, abuse, employee misconduct, workers' compensation fraud, and welfare fraud.
• Conducted detailed intake interviews and gathered critical information from complainants to support investigative decision-making.
• Managed confidential investigative case files while ensuring accuracy and compliance with agency procedures.
• Analyzed investigative records, complaints, and supporting documentation to identify relevant facts and trends.
• Coordinated closely with investigators regarding active investigations, case assignments, and investigative priorities.
• Prepared case summaries, statistical reports, and investigative documentation for management review.
• Maintained large volumes of sensitive information while ensuring data integrity and confidentiality.
• Assisted with tracking investigative progress and maintaining accurate electronic case management records.
• Participated in weekly investigative meetings to discuss active cases, priorities, and investigative findings.

Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice – SUNY Oswego (2020-01 – 2022-12)

Associate's Degree – Schenectady County Community College (2018-01 – 2020-12)