Crime and Intelligence Analyst II

City of Spokane•City of Spokane, WA

About The Position

Provides technical aid for law enforcement operations through monitoring real-time crime data, conducting initial analysis, and identifying crime trends, patterns, and emerging threats. Contributes to the department’s evidence-based policing efforts by producing timely, data-informed analysis in support of policy and operational decision-making. Assists in evaluating potential threats by reviewing incident reports, communications, and behavioral indicators to assess the likelihood of violence or escalation. Participates in the collection and analysis of intelligence from digital forensics reports, video feeds, and other multimedia sources to assist in case development and situational awareness. Assists in conducting social network analysis under the guidance of senior analysts or investigators, contributing to the identification of persons of interest and criminal associations. Develops statistical analyses to evaluate crime and to assess the impact of department missions and tactics. Maintains crime databases and ensures data integrity by entering, updating, and verifying information. Operates crime analysis software, law enforcement databases, and other technology platforms which support intelligence-led policing. Utilizes information systems and crime mapping software to create reports, maps, and visual presentations for crime analysis briefings and graphic resources. Prepares crime analysis reports, bulletins, and presentations for various internal and external stakeholders. Duties may include contribution to quarterly, annual, and ad hoc reports. May exchange and coordinate various reports and data sharing with outside entities. Ensures compliance with proper management of criminal intelligence in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations. May be assigned to Real-Time Intelligence Operations to provide immediate intelligence support during ongoing incidents, major events, or critical emergencies. Responds to internal and public inquiries. Performs related work as required.

Requirements

Associate degree in Criminal Justice, Data Analytics, Forensic Science, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Information Systems, or a closely related field.
Three years of work experience in crime analysis.
Submission of a Personal History Statement (PHS) form.
Successful completion of a thorough police background investigation, including criminal history, pre-employment drug screening, and polygraph.
Successful completion of a Training and Experience Evaluation (T&E).

Nice To Haves

Commissioned law enforcement experience may be substituted for the education requirement on a year-for-year basis.

Responsibilities

Monitors real-time crime data.
Conducts initial analysis of crime data.
Identifies crime trends, patterns, and emerging threats.
Produces timely, data-informed analysis for policy and operational decision-making.
Reviews incident reports, communications, and behavioral indicators to assess potential threats.
Collects and analyzes intelligence from digital forensics reports, video feeds, and multimedia sources.
Conducts social network analysis to identify persons of interest and criminal associations.
Develops statistical analyses to evaluate crime and assess the impact of department missions and tactics.
Maintains crime databases, ensuring data integrity through entry, updates, and verification.
Operates crime analysis software, law enforcement databases, and technology platforms.
Utilizes information systems and crime mapping software to create reports, maps, and visual presentations.
Prepares crime analysis reports, bulletins, and presentations for stakeholders.
Exchanges and coordinates reports and data sharing with outside entities.
Ensures compliance with criminal intelligence management regulations.
Provides immediate intelligence support during ongoing incidents, major events, or critical emergencies (may be assigned to Real-Time Intelligence Operations).
Responds to internal and public inquiries.