23068 - LTHSE – Serious Organised Crime - Analyst (National)

Ministry of Justice; National (WA); Hybrid; USD 53,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

The Ministry of Justice invites applications for the LTHSE – Serious Organised Crime Analyst (National). The post holder will work within the Long Term and High Security Intelligence Unit to collate, analyse, and disseminate intelligence across the 13 establishments.

Travel between sites and regional offices is possible; base location to be agreed. This is a non-operational role with no line management responsibilities, focusing on producing quality strategic and tactical analysis to support

Qualifications

• Strong analytical capabilities and ability to synthesise information from multiple sources.
• Experience delivering intelligence products across varying contexts.

Responsibilities

• Develop and deliver high-quality intelligence analysis for counter-terrorism and organised crime.
• Collaborate across prisons, probation, and related establishments to shape the intelligence picture.
• Provide professional support and guidance to intelligence analysts within the unit.
• Travel between LTHSE sites and regional offices as required.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Data analysis

Intelligence analysis

Job description

23068 - LTHSE – Serious Organised Crime - Analyst (National)

Face to Face, no interviews will be facilitated online.

The post holder may be expected to travel between LTHSE sites, as well as regional offices and HQ at times. The base location can be in a number of locations nationally and is agreed with employment.

This role allows some remote working.

Overview of the job

The Long Term and High Security Intelligence Unit is responsible for collating, analysing and disseminating data relating to all counter terrorism, corruption prevention, serious and organised crime and general intelligence to and from the 13 establishments in the Long Term and High Security Estate.

The post holder will work within one of the above functions, which will be indicated at the time of advertising the post.

The post holder will play a critical role in developing the intelligence picture on a range of threats impacting on their area, drawing on existing intelligence products as well as developing their own analysis. The post holder will be responsible for providing quality assured strategic and tactical intelligence analysis which will look across prisons and probation contexts at ‘high priority’ offenders, offending groups and operational security vulnerabilities in their area.

The post holder will report to the functional lead who in turn reports to the Head of Security and Intelligence LTHSE.

The post holder may be expected to travel between LTHSE sites, as well as regional offices and HQ at times. The base location can be in a number of locations nationally.

This is a non-operational role with no line management responsibilities.

Summary

The Long Term and High Security Prisons Group Intelligence Unit has a dual function; to develop operational policy, set national intelligence requirements and tasking and share best practice in relation to the management of offenders charged under antiterrorism legislation and offenders that exhibit extremist behaviours during their time in custody. Additionally it leads on supporting and advising the DDC and Governors on intelligence around Counter-Terrorism, Organised Crime, threat groups and general intelligence capabilities.

The post holder will contribute towards the High Security Estate intelligence picture by analysing data and identifying key chains in collaboration with the team, establishments and management. The role will include identification of gangs, prisoner networks and analysing the impact of operational incidents.

The post holder will also be expected to provide professional support and advice to intelligence analysts in HMPPS operating at local levels.

The post holder will be expected to develop and deliver a high quality intelligence analytical service to the LTHSE and law enforcement partners.