Criminal Intelligence Analyst Careers

Work Environment:

As a criminal intelligence analyst, analyze crime information & other sources of information to recognize patterns of criminal-activity. Security-agencies & police forces utilize this data to:

• plan out initiatives to decrease future-offending
• know how criminal-activity's patterns are connected
• target persons & networks
• deal with trends into specific crimes, e.g. vehicle theft, fraud or drug-smuggling

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Being a criminal intelligence analyst, your tasks can comprise:

• behaving as witness throughout court trial
• analyzing information by special software program
• utilizing intelligence information to assist managers for resource-planning
• developing picture of crime-hotspots within a sector
• gathering data from international, national & local computer-systems
• update & maintaining intelligence records-databases
• tracking behavior of suspect groups/individuals, recognized as targeted-profiling
• assessing analysis's effectiveness & suggesting modifications as required

Qualification, Education and Experience:

Confirm with government divisions or police-force for correct admission requirements, since they'd differ. Generally, employers prefer you to hold GCSE grades (A to C) with English & Mathematics. Few might want you to hold 1 or 2 A Levels, or experience into data & information-work.

You'd necessitate experience of utilizing computer software, such as presentation software, word processing, databases & spreadsheets. You'd also necessitate knowledge of utilizing the Internet. For information about qualifications, contact local college.

You'd develop your career-perspective; if you've knowledge of NIM (National Intelligence-Model) which is utilized by law-enforcement organizations, & related legislation such as Data-Protection Act. You'd necessitate permission from CRB (Criminal Records-Bureau).

You'd necessitate a driving license.

Training Details:

You'd get training at the work by your employer. This training will include areas given as below:

• legislation
• Internet-investigations
• analysis techniques
• NIM

You'd also get continuing training into fields like managing resources, providing proof within court or strategic analysis.

Check the website of NPLA (National Policing-Improvement Agency), for further details regarding training into intelligence analysis.

You might be supported to take Third Level NVQ into Intelligence Analysis.

Skills & knowledge:

• excellent timekeeping & readiness to work in flexible manner
• excellent memory & attention to details
• an awareness of confidentiality matters & data security
• fine problem resolving abilities
• capability to work flexibly & meet up deadlines
• outstanding presentation & communication skills
• excellent team working abilities
• outstanding organizational & planning abilities
• outstanding analytical & research skills
• capability to encourage fine working relations with different agencies & departments
• capability to adjust to altering priorities

Salary and Other Benefits:

• Junior criminal intelligence analysts can get about $17,000 annually.
• By experience income can boost to around $19,000 to $28,000.
• Team heads or senior criminal intelligence analysts can receive above $32,000 annually.

Working Conditions:

You'd work weekly for around 38 to 41 hours. You'd work within an office. You'd need to voyage to attend court trials & meetings.

Different Opportunities:

You can discover work chances with security services, police force, & government divisions, such as Revenue and Customs.

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