Law Enforcement (LE) Analyst Lead

Applied Training Solutions

About The Position

Applied Training Solutions, LLC (ATS) is developing a team that is contingent upon award. The LE Analyst (Lead) shall be responsible for the performance of the LE contracted scope of work. LE shall gather computerized crime and incident statistical information from installations, regions and other stakeholders, create tools and products to enable them to parse the data, analyze and draw crime and incident conclusions from the data, present their analysis to the government both linguistically and numerically, and make course of action recommendations to reduce or eliminate crime and incidents. They shall also conduct risk management framework analysis related to networked law enforcement systems such as E-911 and computer aided dispatch, gathering artifacts, threat and vulnerability assessments, and preparing recommendations for the network accrediting official (AO) to make informed authority-toconnect decisions. Shall also research vendor solutions for centrally managed end items such as special-purpose vehicles, biometric systems, non-lethal weapons and other equipment, making course of action recommendations to the government. In addition this includes assessing and analyzing the overall physical security, operations, and information security of the organization; access control to high population centers and key facilities, including sensors and intrusion detection devices; physical security infrastructure analysis such as perimeter defensive positions and vehicular and personnel barriers; relationships with and support from local law enforcement and other security agencies; security force training and certification; currency, feasibility and execution of physical security documents including surveys, plans, assessments, and other artifacts.

Requirements

DoD law enforcement/investigative experience (>10 years)
Protection program compliance assessment experience or similar certification/experience
Secret clearance
Bachelors degree - any discipline
Formal law enforcement/investigative training course completion
ATO Level II training or similar certification/experience

Responsibilities

Gather computerized crime and incident statistical information from installations, regions and other stakeholders
Create tools and products to enable them to parse the data
Analyze and draw crime and incident conclusions from the data
Present their analysis to the government both linguistically and numerically
Make course of action recommendations to reduce or eliminate crime and incidents
Conduct risk management framework analysis related to networked law enforcement systems such as E-911 and computer aided dispatch, gathering artifacts, threat and vulnerability assessments, and preparing recommendations for the network accrediting official (AO) to make informed authority-toconnect decisions
Research vendor solutions for centrally managed end items such as special-purpose vehicles, biometric systems, non-lethal weapons and other equipment, making course of action recommendations to the government
Assess and analyze the overall physical security, operations, and information security of the organization
Analyze access control to high population centers and key facilities, including sensors and intrusion detection devices
Conduct physical security infrastructure analysis such as perimeter defensive positions and vehicular and personnel barriers
Maintain relationships with and support from local law enforcement and other security agencies
Oversee security force training and certification
Ensure currency, feasibility and execution of physical security documents including surveys, plans, assessments, and other artifacts