Criminal Intelligence Analyst

Join the Indiana State Police as a Criminal Analyst II and play a critical role in supporting law enforcement functions related to the all Crimes, all Hazards mission of the Indiana Intelligence Fusion Center.

The successful candidate will perform all analytical tasks on criminal intelligence to support law enforcement functions. This includes maintaining working and background files, locating and retrieving information, and preparing bulletins and newsletter articles.

• Maintain comprehensive working knowledge of the Indiana Intelligence Fusion Center computer software.
• Prepare Indiana Intelligence Fusion Center bulletins and newsletter articles.
• Gather and disseminate intelligence data to agencies and agents with satisfied security system requirements.
• Collate and evaluate information from reports.
• Subject information to correlation and analysis to discern patterns, recurring events, identities, and activities of criminal groups and their members.
• Perform background intelligence checks for various agencies and Department personnel.
• Handle and monitor incoming and outgoing mail.
• Annual evaluation of intelligence files, including reviewing and updating or purging of documents.
• Perform special project assignments for user agencies or Department personnel.
• Examine raw data to assemble it into a focused collection of information for investigative leads or court proceedings.
• Assemble information and/or intelligence of various crimes to produce visual aids, charts, and reports.
• Draft and disseminate information through written and oral presentations.
• Prepare criminal bulletins for printing and dissemination to authorized agencies.
• Code/enter data into the Indiana Intelligence Fusion Center computer databases/files.
• Perform computerized analysis of data, generate statistics, and compose reports.
• Assist with routine administrative activities when required.

• High school graduate or equivalent GED.
• Bachelor's Degree in a related field or minimum of ten (10) years of prior law enforcement in intelligence analysis or equivalent military experience in intelligence analysis.
• Ability to obtain and maintain a minimum of Secret level security clearance to work in the Indiana Intelligence Fusion Center.
• Ability to collate and evaluate information from various reports.
• Ability to subject information to correlation and analysis to discern patterns, recurring events, identities, and activities of criminal groups and their members.
• Ability to perform background intelligence checks for various agencies.
• Ability to examine raw data to assemble it into a focused collection of information for investigative leads or court proceedings.

• Retirement program through Indiana Public Retirement System (INPRS).
• Life Insurance coverage through American United Life at nominal rates.
• Group Hospitalization with medical insurance available to those who desire this type of protection, with a portion of the premium paid by the State of Indiana.
• 12 work days annual vacation leave with pay, with additional days granted after 5, 10, and 20 years of service to a maximum of 25 days annually.