This is professional research and analytical work involving the collection, analysis, and presentation of criminal, offender, and juvenile data. The role requires knowledge of research and analytical methods for criminal data, typically gained through education and work experience. It involves gathering and presenting information to others, following specialized procedures and standards, and using judgment to select approaches and resolve analytical problems. The position is performed in an office environment under limited supervision. The employee plans and prioritizes work, which is generally reviewed after completion for quality, accuracy, timeliness, usefulness, and compliance with established standards and policies. The analyst examines regional crime patterns, series, and trends; reviews and prepares cases that meet criteria for follow-up or escalation; and creates crime and intelligence bulletins using law enforcement, open-source, and social media data. The role also provides analytical support and training to partner agencies, manages social media accounts and related technology used by center personnel, participates in regional cybersecurity activities, and assists with IT support at the center. The work uses personal computers, plotters, printers, relational databases, GIS, spreadsheets, word processing, desktop publishing, mainframe downloads, and related applications. Physical demands primarily involve extended periods sitting at a workstation and lifting objects weighing less than 50 pounds.
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