Intelligence Analyst

£32,613 - £37,020

37 hours per week

Permanent

As an intelligence analyst you will collect, evaluate, and interpret data to identify threats, uncover hidden patterns, and assist decision making at a strategic, tactical, and/or operational level.

Role: Intelligence Analyst

Department: Crime Services

Location: Various locations across SYP Force Area (central team based at Swan House, Sheffield)

Salary: £32,613 - £37,020

Hours: 37 hours per week

Contract Type: Permanent

Role

Purpose:

As an intelligence analyst you will collect, evaluate, and interpret data to identify threats, uncover hidden patterns, and assist decision making at a strategic, tactical, and/or operational level.

You will be responsible for developing analytical products and recommendations at a district and force level, including on specialist investigations.

You will undertake analysis and present the findings of analytical work to the standards as defined within the National Intelligence Model and in accordance with SYP priorities.

• Utilise IT to analyse, interpret and present data (including working knowledge of all core MS Office products). You will have the ability to communicate confidently to a range of stakeholders and prepare and present reports from complex information to support informed decision-making.
• Develop and test inferences and hypotheses, to draw evidence-based conclusions.
• Contribute to district/department performance through creating an in-depth understanding of issues.
• Collect and evaluate data/information from a wide variety of sources (exploiting all appropriate systems and products, including relevant databases and analytical software tools) to support the creation of a collection plan (where applicable) and the delivery of analytical techniques and intelligence products; thus, supporting the identification and analysis of crime problems across South Yorkshire.
• Develop and maintain effective working relationships internally and externally to share data, information, and analysis (where appropriate); work with partners to ensure access to a rich intelligence picture (to best inform assessments).
• Produce written and/or verbal briefings and presentations to stakeholders to provide a clear and concise evidence-based understanding of the subject matter, including providing advice and guidance on products. Be able to prepare, deliver and present analytical products for use in court proceedings and other hearings, as required.

• Educated to degree level, or equivalent proven analytical experience.
• College of Policing Intelligence Professionalisation Programme (IPP) certification, or willingness to complete within agreed timescales (