GOVERNMENT ANALYST II - 71002640

State of Florida•Tallahassee, FL

23h•$53,917

About The Position

This position supports the administration and resolution of operational and management issues for the Offender Registry Services Bureau. It conducts research and analysis on state and national laws, rules, and regulations that may affect the dissemination of criminal justice information, and assists management by auditing activity reports and casework and adapting processes and systems to meet user needs. The role designs and conducts developmental projects for criminal justice information systems, particularly those involving sexual offender and predator information. It uses investigative and informational sources and databases, performs high-liability work, and serves as a liaison to criminal justice partners and the public to provide information supporting public safety. The position focuses on Florida’s sexual predator and offender program. The role oversees case reviews and quality control, guides section members in applying registration requirements, and provides direction, instruction, feedback, and advanced training. It researches case law and implements procedures in response to policy impacts, oversees information maintained and disseminated through the Florida Sexual Offender/Predator Public Registry website, assists with work planning and supervision, and manages special projects and analytical reports for management.

Requirements

Proficiency in case review procedures and Florida sexual offender/predator registration criteria.
Proficiency in legal research and offender registration case law.
Knowledge of basic law enforcement and criminal justice system principles and practices.
Knowledge of office procedures and practices.
Knowledge of data collection and analysis methods.
Knowledge of basic management principles and practices.
Knowledge of effective verbal and written communication principles and techniques.
Ability to collect, evaluate, and analyze data to develop recommendations, solve problems, document workflow, and improve management practices.
Ability to organize data into logical formats for reports, documents, and other written materials.
Ability to work independently.
Must be a current FDLE member; the posting is an internal advertisement.

Responsibilities

Oversee case reviews and perform quality control of research, preparation, interpretation, and analysis of criminal and civil case information, applicable law, and registration determinations.
Ensure that members correctly apply sexual offender and predator registration laws to individuals with qualifying convictions or registration obligations in other jurisdictions.
Coordinate and provide management, motivation, direction, and instruction to section members on the case review process.
Help section members determine objectives, develop work goals, and design techniques for gathering information and completing assignments.
Review and edit members’ work products for accuracy, quality, and timeliness; provide ongoing feedback and identify training needs.
Research and analyze case law for impacts on Florida registration laws and implement procedures based on those impacts.
Determine and instruct others on registration information to maintain, update, and disseminate through the Florida Sexual Offender/Predator Public Registry website.
Provide expert-level internal training to new section members on case review methodology, registration law, and daily operational tasks.
Assist with direct member supervision by planning, organizing, coordinating, and managing section work.
Oversee special projects and conduct research and analysis to prepare plans, recommendations, and reports for objectives established by the Planning Manager and/or division management.