If you have a strong moral compass and have witnessed corporate wrongdoing, becoming a whistleblower might be the perfect job for you. While it may not be traditional employment, becoming a whistleblower and working to bring misconduct to light can be a lucrative endeavor, with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) paying whistleblowers on average $5 million . Being a whistleblower is:

• something you can do anonymously,
• in your spare time,
• and while maintaining a full time job.

If you\'re wondering how you can become a whistleblower, look no further than FTI Law. We help people become whistleblowers and can guide you through the process, including telling you whether you might qualify as a whistleblower, helping you submit information to the SEC and claim an award. If you have worked for a NYSE or NASDAQ listed pharmaceutical company and believe you witnessed legal violations, this could be the job for you. FTI Law has proudly helped whistleblowers report millions of dollars in bribery and corruption and has extensive expertise in the pharma space. If you think becoming an SEC whistleblower is something you would be interested in, apply below and we can guide you through the process. *Please note that successful whistleblowers receive lump sum payments from the SEC. There is no salary or wage associated with becoming a whistleblower. The listed "salary" for this job is indicative of the value of an SEC whistleblower reward annualized over a number of years. Legal: FTI Law PLLC is a New York based law firm that specializes in representing SEC whistleblowers, based at 26 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, 10004, USA. FTI Law can be contacted at +1-212-220-9760. Attorney Advertising. Job Type: Part-time Pay: From AED100,000.00 per year Expected hours: 2 per week Application Question(s):

• Are you interested in learning more about becoming an SEC whistleblower?
• Have you witnessed misconduct in the workplace?
• Becoming a whistleblower may result in a payout, but it will not provide a salary or wage. Is becoming a whistleblower something you are interested in?
• Have you worked for or with a company with stock listed on the NYSE or NASDAQ?