Administrative Investigator

Inspect and investigate for compliance with regulations, document findings, and recommend action.

1 employee holds this title in Department of Buildings. Median total compensation for the role is $104,231, above the department median of $78,782.

Employees: 1
Total payroll: $104.2K
Role median: $104,231
Agency median: $78,782
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This role across New York City

Administrative Investigator is held in 12 New York City departments. In Department of Buildings, the median of $104,231 ranks #10 of 12.

Highest-paying departments for this role

Business Integrity Commission

$202,433 · 1

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$151,430 · 2

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$150,211 · 1

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$136,606 · 3

New York City Employees Retirement Systems

$136,202 · 1

New York City Housing Authority

$126,722 · 3

Department of Correction

$108,394 · 5

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$106,912 · 1

Department of Citywide Administrative Services

$104,459 · 2

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$98,348 · 37

Fire Department

$80,536 · 1

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Jonathan Vega

Administrative Investigator/Department of Buildings

2025 total comp

$104,231

Base pay: $103,532
Overtime: $0
Other pay: $699
Benefits: $0
Total compensation: $104,231
Hire date: 2023-04-03
Pay basis: Annual
Work city: Manhattan

Source-specific fields

Base Salary: $114,466
Leave Status as of June 30: Active
Overtime Hours: 0
Payroll Number: 810
Regular Hours: 1,820

Jonathan Vega works as a Administrative Investigator for Department of Buildings based in Manhattan. Hired in 2023, they have about 2 years of service. Jonathan earned $104,231 in 2025.