Crime and Intelligence Analyst I/II - District Attorney

County of Riverside•Hemet, CA

About The Position

The Office of the District Attorney has an opportunity for a Crime and Intelligence Analyst I/II, assigned to the Gang Impact Team. The position is based in Hemet, although other office locations may be offered depending on department needs. The incumbent assists law enforcement staff in analyzing a range of crimes, including gang-related and violent crimes, fugitive apprehension, firearm-related crimes, and narcotics-related crimes. The work also involves documenting criminal activity; collecting, compiling, preparing, and evaluating statistical data; and other related duties. Travel throughout Riverside County is required. The position analyzes criminal intelligence, researches crime reports and evidence, identifies patterns and trends, and prepares reports and visual materials such as charts, diagrams, and maps. Analysts present findings to departmental personnel, testify in court, participate in intelligence-sharing meetings, visit crime scenes, and compile statistical reports and publications. The role may be filled at level I or II at the department’s discretion. Candidates qualifying for level II receive priority consideration. The Office of the District Attorney has more than 700 staff and describes its mission as enforcing the law, pursuing the truth, protecting crime victims, exonerating the innocent, and safeguarding rights to ensure justice for the community.

Requirements

Possession of a Certified Crime and Intelligence Analyst (CCIA) Certificate issued by an accredited college or university.
Crime and Intelligence Analyst I: Associate degree or foreign studies equivalency from an accredited college or university in crime analysis, intelligence analysis, criminal justice, administration of justice, statistics, public administration, or a closely related field.
Crime and Intelligence Analyst I: Six months of work experience in a Crime Analysis Unit, Crime Prevention Unit, or Law Enforcement Unit collecting, analyzing, and presenting complex crime data.
Crime and Intelligence Analyst II: Associate degree or foreign studies equivalency from an accredited college or university in crime analysis, intelligence analysis, criminal justice, administration of justice, statistics, public administration, or a closely related field.
Crime and Intelligence Analyst II: One year of professional experience performing crime and intelligence analysis, statistical or analytical research, or GIS analysis as a Crime and Intelligence Analyst I with the County of Riverside.
Knowledge of criminal intelligence analysis principles, practices, and techniques; crime types and modus operandi; intelligence sources; methods for evaluating information; statistical data collection; and effective presentation of statistical information.
Ability to evaluate and organize intelligence information; recognize criminal activity patterns or trends; interpret criminal analysis; prepare clear written and illustrative reports; communicate conclusions clearly; exercise independent judgment with minimal supervision; use discretion with sensitive information; and maintain effective working relationships.
Possession of a valid California driver's license.
Ability and willingness to travel throughout Riverside County.
Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States at the time of application.

Nice To Haves

A bachelor's degree is highly desired for both levels.

Responsibilities

Research and analyze criminal intelligence information collected by Sheriff's Department personnel.
Integrate information from multiple sources and prepare reports, graphs, charts, diagrams, and maps related to criminal activity and organized criminal groups.
Research crime reports and related evidence to identify patterns, trends, or evidence of criminal activity, including preparing Visual Investigative Analysis charts for investigations such as homicides, robberies, and arson.
Prepare link analysis charts illustrating relationships among events and people suspected of organized criminal activity or conspiracies.
Develop charts from telephone toll analysis to show contacts among people suspected of bookmaking, drug trafficking, and other illegal activities.
Select appropriate analysis methods based on information received and consult departmental personnel for additional information as needed.
Present analytical findings to departmental personnel and testify in court.
Participate in meetings with departmental personnel and other law enforcement agencies to exchange and develop intelligence information.
Visit crime scenes.
Collect, compile, and prepare data for statistical reports and publications, and prepare correspondence as needed.
Document criminal activity and evaluate statistical data.