Job Opportunities - International Association of Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts
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Location: Tyler, Texas
Post Date: 06/11/25
Contact: Captain Jeff Roberts
City: Tyler
State: TX
Zip: 75702
Email: jeff.roberts@fcic.texas.gov
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Description:
We are seeking passionate, driven Criminal Intelligence Analysts (CIA) to join our elite team based in Tyler, Texas. These roles play a critical part in coordinating complex, large-scale investigations that target transnational organized crime and financial crime syndicates operating across multiple jurisdictions.
The ideal candidate thrives under pressure, maintains exceptional attention to detail, and can seamlessly manage competing priorities in a fast-paced, high-stakes environment. Success in this role requires a flexible, “go-with-the-flow” attitude, strong organizational skills, and the ability to quickly learn and adapt to new databases, tools, and several analytical platforms.
This is not a routine desk job — our analysts are deeply embedded in multi-agency operations and contribute directly to the disruption and dismantling of sophisticated criminal networks. We are a hybrid intelligence agency, with a LE component, working tactical and strategic analysis. If you bring curiosity, resilience, and a proven track record in your field of expertise, we want to hear from you.
Key Responsibilities
•Conduct research and analysis to identify trends, patterns, and emerging threats in criminal activity.
•Collect, evaluate, and synthesize information from law enforcement databases, open sources, confidential sources, and partner agencies.
•Prepare written intelligence reports, threat assessments, and briefings to support investigations, operational planning, and policy decisions.
•Develop visual intelligence products (e.g., link charts, timelines, mapping overlays) to illustrate criminal networks and activity.
•Assess the credibility and reliability of information and sources; determine intelligence value and operational relevance.
•Maintain organized and secure case files, data logs, and intelligence records in accordance with legal and agency protocols.
•Support tactical and strategic operations, including participation in Strike Teams or Joint Task Forces as needed.
•Collaborate with local, state, and federal partners to facilitate intelligence-sharing and coordination.
•Stay current with regional and national criminal trends, including transnational threats, organized crime, cybercrime, and terrorism.
•Adhere to intelligence cycle protocols, ethical standards, and legal guidelines for handling sensitive data.
•May provide training or mentorship to junior analysts or personnel new to intelligence functions.
•Perform other duties as assigned.
•This position is in-office, 40-hr a week.
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Ad Title:
Location: St. Charles, Missouri
Post Date: 07/03/25
Contact: Devlin Hutchins
City: St. Charles
State: MO
Zip: 63303
Phone (W): 6369493541
Email: devlin.hutchins@stcharlescitymo.gov
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Description:
The Crime Specialist performs systematic and analytical processes directed at providing pertinent information relative to crime patterns and trend correlations to assist operational and administrative personnel in planning the deployment of resources for preventing and suppressing criminal activities, aiding the investigative process, increasing apprehensions, and clearing cases including analyzing information to identify similarities, patterns, and trends among different offenses, identify suspects, and predict criminal activity.
Research, analyze, and compile data from a variety of sources to determine similar offense patterns, series, trends and offenders.
Use crime analysis techniques to view, evaluate, and forecast future crime occurrences by comparing unique descriptors and/or variables as well as developing and comparing target/suspect profiles, suspect/crime correlations and offender characteristics.
Organize, maintain and enhance manual and automated systems for storage and retrieval of crime and offender information.
Initiate and disseminate crime analysis reports and bulletins to individuals and groups within the department and law enforcement community that articulates specific crime problems and offenders, and enhances directed patrol and investigative activity.
Prepare and insert into maps, charts, graphs and written reports crime data as may apply to specific crimes by area.
Assist with the development of agency tactics, strategies, and planning in response to crime trends; create or modify existing programs aimed at targeting specific problem areas and addressing specific series, patterns, and trends.
Examine existing laws, codes, and regulations to determine those most advantageous for enforcement in addressing current crime trends.
Assist with the development of new analytical capabilities, systems and processes.
Compiles daily, monthly, quarterly and annual reports, as requested.
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Location: Salem, Oregon
Post Date: 07/22/25
Contact: Deputy Director Ned Walls
City: Salem
State: OR
Zip: 97302
Phone (W): 503-569-1631
Email: ned.walls@dpsst.oregon.gov
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Description:
The Strategic Threat Analyst acts as a contractor. Under the direction of the Oregon-Idaho HIDTA Director, the Information Sharing and Analytical Coordination Center (ISACC) Manager, and the Executive Board, the Contractor will primarily be responsible for researching and preparing Oregon-Idaho HIDTA strategic analytical products. The Contractor will also collaborate closely with the ISACC Manager to implement, oversee, and update the overall mission of the ISACC, ensuring alignment with Oregon-Idaho HIDTA priorities and objectives.
The Contractor’s responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
• Develop and foster relationships among local, state, tribal, and federal intelligence and law enforcement
agencies.
• Assist with the development, implementation, and maintenance of the ISACC initiative’s strategic plan.
• Collect, analyze, evaluate, and disseminate strategic information and intelligence to numerous HIDTAsupported multi-agency drug enforcement initiatives and partner agencies in accordance with the ISACC
strategic plan.
• Prepare the HIDTA’s annual program and county-level threat assessments, annual report, county
designation certification assessment, and other time-sensitive information and intelligence products.
• Support collaborative information and intelligence collection activities by integrating information from
multiple sources.
• Prepare and present significant information and intelligence data analysis, and reports.
• Develop and implement strategies to identify gaps in information and intelligence and determine likely
courses of development and action to improve collection and analysis efforts.
• Collaborate with the ISACC Manager to develop, implement, and maintain an Oregon-Idaho HIDTA
Standing Information Needs (SINs) and Key Information Questions (KIQs) process.
• Perform special projects and other related duties as required.
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