What are the responsibilities and job description for the Crime and Intelligence Analyst I/II - District Attorney position at County of Riverside?
The Office of the District Attorney has an opportunity for a Crime and Intelligence Analyst I/II in Hemet. Other office locations may be offered depending on department needs.
As a Crime and Intelligence Analyst I/II, the incumbent will be assigned to the Gang Impact Team and responsible for assisting law enforcement staff in the analysis of a wide range of crimes, including but not limited to gang-related crimes, violent crimes, fugitive apprehension, firearm-related crimes, narcotics-related crimes, etc. The incumbent will also document criminal activity, collecting, compiling, preparing, and evaluating statistical data, and performing other work as required.
The department seeks candidates who possess a bachelor's degree and experience collecting, categorizing, analyzing, disseminating, and evaluating information regarding gang-related crimes, violent crimes, fugitive apprehension, firearm-related crimes, narcotics-related crimes, etc. The incumbent will be required to travel throughout the County of Riverside.
Possession of a Certified Crime and Intelligence Analyst (CCIA) Certificate issued by an accredited college or university is required.The level at which the position is filled is at the department's discretion. Candidates who qualify for the Crime and Intelligence Analyst, level II, will be given priority consideration.
Meet the Team!
The District Attorney of Riverside County, as the public prosecutor acting on behalf of the People, vigorously enforces the law, pursues the truth, protects those victimized by crime, exonerates the innocent, and safeguards the rights of all to ensure that justice is done on behalf of our community. The office’s staff of over 700 is comprised of prosecuting attorneys, sworn investigators, victim-witness advocates, paralegals, investigative technicians, forensic analysts, and a wide range of information technology and supporting staff all committed to excellence and integrity in public service. We are, and we seek to maintain, a diverse workforce to match a diverse county.
Crime and Intelligence Analyst I
• In a training capacity, research and analyze criminal intelligence information collected by Sheriff's Department personnel.
• Integrate information from many sources using various illustrative methods including charts, diagrams and maps; prepare a variety of reports, graphs, charts, and maps related to criminal activities and organized criminal groups.
• Research crime reports and related evidence through analysis procedures to disclose patterns, trends, or evidence of criminal activity; prepare Visual Investigative Analysis (VIA) charts for crimes including, but not limited to, homicides, robberies and arson investigations.
• Complete link analysis charts to illustrate the relationship of events and persons suspected of organized criminal activity and other conspiracies.
• Develop charts resulting from telephone toll analysis showing contacts between persons suspected of bookmaking, drug trafficking and other illegal activities.
• Determine the type of analysis to be utilized based on the information received; consult with departmental personnel to obtain additional information as needed.
• Present analytical findings to departmental personnel; 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 a variety of statistical reports and publications; prepare correspondence as needed.
Crime and Intelligence Analyst II
• Research and analyze criminal intelligence information collected by Sheriff's Department personnel.
• Integrate information from many sources using various illustrative methods including charts, diagrams and maps; prepare a variety of reports, graphs, charts, and maps related to criminal activities and organized criminal groups.
• Research crime reports and related evidence through analysis procedures to disclose patterns, trends or evidence of criminal activity; prepare Visual Investigative Analysis (VIA) charts for crimes including, but not limited to, homicides, robberies and arson investigations.
• Complete link analysis charts to illustrate the relationship of events and persons suspected of organized criminal activity and other conspiracies.
• Develop charts resulting from telephone toll analysis showing contacts between persons suspected of bookmaking, drug trafficking and other illegal activities.
• Determine the type of analysis to be utilized based on the information received; consult with departmental personnel to obtain additional information as needed.
• Present analytical findings to departmental personnel; 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 a variety of statistical reports and publications; prepare correspondence as needed.
• In a training capacity, research and analyze criminal intelligence information collected by Sheriff's Department personnel.
• Integrate information from many sources using various illustrative methods including charts, diagrams and maps; prepare a variety of reports, graphs, charts, and maps related to criminal activities and organized criminal groups.
• Research crime reports and related evidence through analysis procedures to disclose patterns, trends, or evidence of criminal activity; prepare Visual Investigative Analysis (VIA) charts for crimes including, but not limited to, homicides, robberies and arson investigations.
• Complete link analysis charts to illustrate the relationship of events and persons suspected of organized criminal activity and other conspiracies.
• Develop charts resulting from telephone toll analysis showing contacts between persons suspected of bookmaking, drug trafficking and other illegal activities.
• Determine the type of analysis to be utilized based on the information received; consult with departmental personnel to obtain additional information as needed.
• Present analytical findings to departmental personnel; 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 a variety of statistical reports and publications; prepare correspondence as needed.
Crime and Intelligence Analyst II
• Research and analyze criminal intelligence information collected by Sheriff's Department personnel.
• Integrate information from many sources using various illustrative methods including charts, diagrams and maps; prepare a variety of reports, graphs, charts, and maps related to criminal activities and organized criminal groups.
• Research crime reports and related evidence through analysis procedures to disclose patterns, trends or evidence of criminal activity; prepare Visual Investigative Analysis (VIA) charts for crimes including, but not limited to, homicides, robberies and arson investigations.
• Complete link analysis charts to illustrate the relationship of events and persons suspected of organized criminal activity and other conspiracies.
• Develop charts resulting from telephone toll analysis showing contacts between persons suspected of bookmaking, drug trafficking and other illegal activities.
• Determine the type of analysis to be utilized based on the information received; consult with departmental personnel to obtain additional information as needed.
• Present analytical findings to departmental personnel; 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 a variety of statistical reports and publications; prepare correspondence as needed.
Crime and Intelligence Analyst I
Education: Graduation from an accredited college or university with an associate degree or foreign studies equivalency in crime analysis, intelligence analysis, criminal justice, administration of justice, statistics, public administration, or other closely related field. A bachelor's degree is highly desired.
Experience: Six (6) months of work experience in a Crime Analysis Unit, Crime Prevention Unit or Law Enforcement Unit, in the collection, analysis and presentation of complex crime data.
Education: Graduation from an accredited college or university with an associate degree or foreign studies equivalency in crime analysis, intelligence analysis, criminal justice, administration of justice, statistics, public administration, or other closely related field. A bachelor's degree is highly desired.
Experience: Six (6) months of work experience in a Crime Analysis Unit, Crime Prevention Unit or Law Enforcement Unit, in the collection, analysis and presentation of complex crime data.
Certificate: Possession of a Certified Crime and Intelligence Analyst (CCIA) Certificate issued by an accredited college or university is required.
Crime and Intelligence Analyst II
Education: Graduation from an accredited college or university with an associate degree or foreign studies equivalency in crime analysis, intelligence analysis, criminal justice, administration of justice, statistics, public administration, or other closely related field. A bachelor’s degree is highly desired.
Experience: One year of professional experience performing crime and intelligence analysis, statistical or analytical research, or geographic information system (GIS) analysis as a Crime and Intelligence Analyst I with the County of Riverside.
Certificate: Possession of a Certified Crime and Intelligence Analyst (CCIA) Certificate issued by an accredited college or university is required.
Other Requirements
Knowledge of: Principles, practices and techniques of criminal intelligence analysis; types of crimes and modus operandi used; sources of intelligence information; techniques of evaluating information obtained from a variety of sources; the methods of collecting statistical data; effective methods to present statistical information to a variety of users.
Ability to: Evaluate and organize a variety of intelligence information; recognize patterns or trends of criminal activity; interpret the significance of various types of criminal analysis; prepare clear, concise, illustrative, and written reports; present conclusions to others in a clear and understandable manner; make independent judgements and function with a minimum of supervision; use discretion in distributing and disclosing sensitive information; establish and maintain effective working relationships with those contacted in the course of work.
License: Possession of a valid California Driver's License.
For questions regarding this recruitment:
Contact the recruiter, Mary Miller, at 951-955-3464 or via email at mmiller@rivco.org with any questions regarding this recruitment. Please allow 1-2 business days for a response to general inquiries.
Contact the recruiter, Mary Miller, at 951-955-3464 or via email at mmiller@rivco.org with any questions regarding this recruitment. Please allow 1-2 business days for a response to general inquiries.
Salary : $72,592 - $104,894