Crime Intelligence & Digital Communications Analyst

Overview

The Dutchess County District Attorney's Office is seeking a Crime Intelligence & Digital Communications Analyst to serve in a dual-function role integrating crime and intelligence analysis with strategic digital communications and social media management
.

In this position, hybrid refers to the blended analytical and communications responsibilities within a single role — not remote or work-from-home status.

This role is ideal for a candidate who can both analyze crime data and responsibly communicate public-safety information through modern digital platforms with accuracy, discretion, and professionalism.

• Analyze crime data, trends, and patterns using law enforcement and public-safety databases
• Produce intelligence reports, dashboards, visualizations, and executive briefings
• Support intelligence-led and data-driven public safety initiatives
• Ensure analytical products meet standards for accuracy, confidentiality, and legal compliance

• Manage official organizational social media accounts across platforms such as Linked In, X/Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram
• Plan, draft, schedule, and publish original content, including:
  • Public safety messaging
  • Crime trend summaries and data-informed updates
  • Community outreach and prevention initiatives
  • High-visibility announcements and time-sensitive communications
  • Translate crime data, enforcement activity, and analytical findings into clear, accurate, and accessible digital content
  • Develop infographics, charts, and visual storytelling products that responsibly convey data
  • Monitor engagement metrics (reach, impressions, engagement rate, growth) and adjust strategy accordingly
  • Track social media trends, misinformation, and emerging issues relevant to public safety
  • Maintain consistent voice, tone, and branding aligned with organizational standards
  • Exercise strong judgment in balancing transparency, victim sensitivity, operational security, and legal constraints
  • Assist with crisis communications and rapid-response messaging when required
  • Attend off-site, work-related events to capture photos and video for use across social media platforms and office communications.

• Serve as a bridge between analysts, leadership, and communications needs
• Ensure public-facing messaging is grounded in verified data and approved intelligence
• Collaborate with investigators, analysts, and executives to ensure consistency and accuracy

• Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, Communications, Data Analytics, Public Policy, Journalism, or a related field
• Demonstrated experience in crime analysis, intelligence analysis, or data-driven research
• Substantial hands-on experience managing professional or organizational social media accounts
• Proven ability to write clear, concise, and responsible public-facing content
• Experience using analytics tools native to social platforms or third-party scheduling/analytics tools
• Proficiency with Excel, GIS, Power BI/Tableau, or similar data tools
• High level of discretion, professionalism, and attention to detail

• Experience in a prosecutor’s office, law enforcement agency, or public-sector environment
• Familiarity with RMS/CAD systems, intelligence platforms, or OSINT tools
• Experience with Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, or similar design tools
• Understanding of public-records laws, ethical communications, and media sensitivity

This position plays a critical role in connecting crime analysis, public communication, and public trust
. The Crime Intelligence & Digital Communications Analyst ensures that data informs strategy — and that public messaging is accurate, responsible, and grounded in facts.