Senior Criminal Intelligence Analyst (Dallas Police)

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The Senior Criminal Intelligence Analyst position at the City of Dallas involves performing operational intelligence analysis work that provides critical, front-line intelligence support to ongoing crime investigations. This role is essential for supporting police officers, managers, and executives at all levels within the department. The analyst will be responsible for collecting, analyzing, interpreting, and effectively reporting intelligence obtained from various analyses. This position requires a strong understanding of crime analysis principles and techniques, as well as the ability to conduct statistical analysis using relevant software. The analyst will work closely with law enforcement personnel to ensure that intelligence is actionable and relevant to current investigations. In addition to analytical duties, the Senior Criminal Intelligence Analyst will be expected to maintain a high level of confidentiality and integrity, as the role involves sensitive information related to criminal investigations. The analyst will also be required to pass an intensive background investigation and drug test, ensuring that all candidates meet the strict standards set by the department. The position may require availability for varying shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays, reflecting the dynamic nature of law enforcement work. The City of Dallas is committed to providing excellent service to its residents and offers a competitive salary along with a comprehensive benefits package, including health, vision, and dental insurance, pet insurance, tuition reimbursement, and paid time off. This role presents an opportunity to contribute to the safety and well-being of the community while building a rewarding career in law enforcement intelligence analysis.

Responsibilities

  • Perform operational intelligence analysis to support ongoing crime investigations.
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  • Provide direct intelligence support to police officers, managers, and executives.
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  • Collect, analyze, interpret, and report intelligence obtained from various analyses.
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  • Conduct statistical analysis using relevant software and tools.
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  • Maintain confidentiality and integrity in handling sensitive information.
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  • Collaborate with law enforcement personnel to ensure actionable intelligence.

Requirements

  • High school diploma or GED.
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  • Four years of experience as a crime analyst or intelligence analyst in a law enforcement agency.
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  • Valid driver's license with a good driving record.
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  • Must pass an intensive background investigation and drug test.
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  • No felony or class A misdemeanor convictions.
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  • No class B misdemeanor convictions in the last ten years.
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  • Availability for varying shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Nice-to-haves

  • Knowledge of principles and techniques of crime analysis and data analysis.
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  • Proficiency in MS Office or similar software.
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  • Experience as a Fusion Center analyst.
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  • Experience as a Real Time Crime Center analyst.
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  • Communications/Dispatch experience.
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  • Bachelor's degree or higher in related fields such as criminal justice or forensic science.
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  • Prior analytical experience with law enforcement computer systems or databases.
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  • Ability to obtain a secret level security clearance from the Department of Homeland Security.

Benefits

  • Competitive salary
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  • Five-year vested pension plan
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  • Health insurance
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  • Vision insurance
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  • Dental insurance
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  • Pet insurance
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  • Tuition reimbursement
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  • Qualifying childcare assistance
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  • Paid time off
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