The fundamental reason
this position exists is to provide professional and technical work in monitoring,
analyzing, and responding to real-time data and information related to criminal
activities, emergencies, and public safety incidents. This civilian role plays
a crucial part in enhancing law enforcement efforts and public safety by
providing timely and actionable intelligence to support decision-making and
response efforts. Employees
report to and receive general instructions from the STAR
Center Supervisor.
A
bachelor's degree in criminal justice, law enforcement, criminology, computer
science, information technology, or a related discipline and two (2) years of
responsible experience in collecting, analyzing, or investigating criminal
and/or terrorist-related intelligence data for law enforcement. Preference may
be given to candidates who possess a certification in Digital Forensics.
NOTE: Qualifying
education, training, and experience that provide the requisite knowledge,
skills, and abilities to perform the job will be considered.
Flexibility
in work hours is essential to meet operational needs. You must be willing and
able to work rotating and weekend shifts as part of your regular work schedule,
which may include having to come in early or stay beyond the end of your
scheduled shift. Must be available to rotate on-call duty during a full week,
during which you may need to respond to work-related matters in a timely
manner. Weekend shifts will require the ability to make independent decisions
during ongoing incidents to ensure the safety of the public.