Fusion Center Analyst

Civicworks; Middletown (CT); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

The Fusion Center Analyst role at the Connecticut Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection is based in Middletown and operates in a full-time hybrid capacity. The analyst evaluates criminal and terrorism-related intelligence to support homeland security and public safety, coordinating information sharing across state, local, and federal partners within CTIC.

The position requires collecting, analyzing, and disseminating threat information to strengthen investigations and public

Qualifications

• Ability to independently evaluate and analyze criminal/terrorism information.
• Knowledge of intelligence analysis methods and laws regarding criminal records and classified information.
• Skills in collecting, integrating, and disseminating intelligence data from multiple sources.
• Capability to identify patterns, criminal relationships, and threats to critical infrastructure.
• Experience with cybersecurity intelligence and GIS.

Responsibilities

• Collect, analyze, and disseminate threat-related information to support homeland security and public safety.
• Coordinate information sharing with state, local, and federal partners through CTIC.

Skills

Independent analysis

Intelligence methods

Data collection & integration

Threat pattern detection

Cybersecurity intelligence

GIS (Geographic Information Systems)

Deductive & inductive reasoning

Tools

GIS

Job description

The Fusion Center Analyst at Connecticut's Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection evaluates and analyzes criminal and terrorism-related intelligence to support homeland security and public safety. Based in Middletown, this full-time hybrid role involves collecting, analyzing, and disseminating threat-related information across state, local, and federal partners. The position works within the Connecticut Intelligence Center (CTIC), one of 80 fusion centers nationwide, coordinating information sharing and supporting law enforcement investigations.

Key qualifications:

• Ability to independently evaluate and analyze criminal/terrorism information and intelligence
• Knowledge of intelligence analysis methods and federal/state laws regarding criminal records and classified information
• Skills in collecting, integrating, and disseminating intelligence data from multiple sources
• Capability to identify patterns, criminal relationships, and threats to critical infrastructure
• Experience with cybersecurity intelligence and Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
• Deductive and inductive reasoning to formulate analytical recommendations