OPS CRIME INTELLIGENCE ANALYST I
Not Disclosed•TemporaryOn-site
location_on1144, Circle Drive, Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida, 32301, United States
About the Team
This role resides within the Cybercrime Technology & Telecommunications Division of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), specifically under the Cyber Intelligence & Technical Operations unit. The team is dedicated to advancing criminal investigation strategies through the rigorous analysis of raw data and finished intelligence. By leveraging the Crime Intelligence Analyst Progression Plan, the division fosters professional development and strategic growth to enhance the state's investigative capabilities against technology-driven crimes.
About the Role
As an OPS Crime Intelligence Analyst, you will independently research, review, and evaluate information to determine its value in furthering criminal investigations. Your work supports the drafting of cyber-focused intelligence products that target individuals, organized groups, government agencies, and business enterprises. You will apply the intelligence cycle to analyze current events, online postings, and crime trends, assessing how emerging technology impacts investigations.
Your day-to-day involves providing critical assistance to citizens, government agencies, and local law enforcement regarding computer crimes and investigative techniques. You will extract pertinent data from complex records to prepare concise summaries, worksheets, and investigative reports. Additionally, you may interview victims, witnesses, and potential targets, assist in drafting subpoenas, and accompany Special Agents on search and seizure operations. This position requires representing FDLE with confidence and professionalism while maintaining a deep knowledge of evidence and investigative leads.
Hiring Process
The selection process for this position may include a work sample and/or an interview. Candidates demonstrating strong skills in critical thinking, analytical research, and the ability to develop and deliver presentations will be given preference. Future vacancies may be filled from this advertisement.
Equal Opportunity & Workplace Culture
The State of Florida is an equal opportunity employer and hires only U.S. citizens and lawfully authorized alien workers. We support a drug-free workplace where all employees are subject to reasonable suspicion drug testing. The agency is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act; interested candidates must notify the hiring authority in advance.
As a member of a law enforcement agency, this position may be designated as an essential service during critical incidents or disasters. This designation may require working after normal business hours, during office closures, or on weekends and holidays to ensure public safety.
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Skills: Microsoft Office Suite, Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Social Media Platforms, Criminal Intelligence, Military Intelligence, National Or Homeland Security Intelligence, Crime Analysis, Law Enforcement.
Education: Bachelor's degree can substitute for four years of experience; Master's degree in related discipline can substitute for one year of experience.
Frequently asked questions about OPS CRIME INTELLIGENCE ANALYST I at State of Florida
What does a OPS CRIME INTELLIGENCE ANALYST I at State of Florida do?expand_more
In this OPS CRIME INTELLIGENCE ANALYST I at State of Florida role, you will apply intelligence cycle elements to collect and analyze investigative data and crime trends; provide investigative leads and recommendations based on in-depth evidence analysis; assist citizens and law enforcement agencies with computer crime investigation techniques; and interview victims, witnesses, and targets to determine crime details and investigative leads.
What are the requirements for this OPS CRIME INTELLIGENCE ANALYST I role?expand_more
To qualify for the OPS CRIME INTELLIGENCE ANALYST I at State of Florida position, applicants should have: Four years of experience in criminal intelligence, military intelligence, national or homeland security intelligence, crime analysis, or law enforcement; Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university; Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint); and U.S. citizen or lawfully authorized alien worker.