Management Analyst- CGIC- Grant Funded

City of Charlotte•Charlotte, NC

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Crime Analysis & Data Analytics Division of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is a support unit responsible for continually leveraging technology and employing a set of systematic, analytical processes to provide timely, targeted information related to crime patterns and trends. The division supports a department of over 2,000 employees responsible for a jurisdiction of over 400 square miles and 1,000,000 citizens. Staff members provide direct information and intelligence support to patrol operations, investigations, and specialized units for use in planning the deployment of resources aimed at reducing, preventing, and solving crimes. This position’s primary responsibility is directly related to providing support to CMPD’s Crime Gun Intelligence Center Integration Initiative. This position serves in a support role for the lead CGIC/ADW/Firearms data analytics specialists. Applicants must be able to perform research and data collection related to criminal cases, assist in identifying suspects, and compile NIBIN lead workups. This is a grant-funded position that will end June 30, 2027.

Requirements

BS/BA from an accredited college or university and major course work with an emphasis in crime analysis, criminal justice, geography, mathematics, or related field.
Candidate must have both technical skills and strong critical thinking skills.
US citizenship
Have and maintain valid driver’s license

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of crime analysis and criminal intelligence work products & methodologies
Experience with one or more of the following software programs: ESRI ArcGIS, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Excel
Experience with data analysis/research in at least one of the following areas: Criminal Investigative Analysis, Tactical Crime Analysis, Strategic Analysis, and Administrative Analysis

Responsibilities

Organize/maintain sensitive and non-sensitive data/files to support reporting on performance metrics and case outcomes.
Develop comprehensive victim and suspect profiles (including vehicles, addresses, associates).
Compile and analyze findings, make interpretations then write comprehensive reports based on data; use these findings to help identify information gaps and future collection requirements.
Prepare a variety of reports such as crime and intelligence bulletins.
Attend briefings/meetings within patrol and investigative divisions to collaborate on crime series and trends, wanted suspects, and major cases.
Share information gleaned at such meetings as relevant to department personnel for increased awareness, response planning or investigative support.
Perform other duties as assigned.