Gang Intelligence SME I - NANA Regional Corporation
Phoenix, AZ
About the Job
Suvi is seeking a Gang Intelligence Specialist to support our federal client by identifying valuable and timely intelligence derived from correctional facilities; evaluate and analyze the intelligence; and share and document the results of the analysis through intelligence products.
The Gang Specialist will utilize their expertise in identifying gang and criminal threats, new and emerging threats, and have the ability to concisely articulate those findings in formal work products and reports. The Gang Specialist will have a strong working knowledge of their area of responsibility in which they are being assigned. Gang specialists will maintain a comprehensive understanding of gang-related threats under the National Gang Intelligence Center (NGIC) and the Correctional Intelligence Task Force’s (CITF’s) purview to evaluate the reliability of incoming intelligence, determine the impact of new intelligence to the threat, and identify emerging trends and indicators of changes to the threat. Gang specialists will work in collaboration with NGIC/CITF IAs to facilitate additional intelligence collection and analysis. The Gang Specialist will adapt to the continually changing intelligence needs and priorities of the FBI and its partners and the Law Enforcement (LE) community. The Gang Specialist is a demonstrated expert regarding prison gangs, corrections, intelligence collection, and/or LE investigations and will leverage their expertise and professional network.
Responsibilities
+ Contributes to a hybrid work role and address and satisfy FBI, and CITF correctional partners’ intelligence collection and dissemination needs to answer intelligence threats and gaps related to gang and other criminal threats, as assigned.
+ Monitors and utilizes their historic expertise in keeping current of threats facing the United States Intelligence and Law Enforcement Communities, to include the top prison gang threats operating both inside and outside correctional institutions.
+ The SME will work closely with FBI Violent Gangs Safe Streets Task Forces (VGSSTFs), and CITF correctional partners to include state prison systems and county/city jails throughout the United States. They have expertly identified prison gang conspiratorial ties from federal and state prisons to county jails, and to the community.
+ Identifies gang leadership, their criminal associates and facilitators, methods of communications and criminal strategies and activities.
+ As a representative of the CITF, the gang specialists will facilitate outreach and integration efforts to the various CITF partners, in addition to FBI HQ units, FBI field offices, and other FBI task forces, such as safe streets or gang units, and other law enforcement and correctional organizations.
+ This position is not remote, and the candidate is required to work in FBI/CITF or FBI Field Office space to foster relationships.
Qualifications
+ Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.
+ The Gang Specialist will possess a bachelor’s degree, this education requirement can be waived if Gang Specialist has an additional eight (8) years of specialized experience as defined below in specialized experience.
Specialized Experience:
+ 6+ years of general experience, of which four (4) years must be specialized years of direct experience working gangs, criminal enterprises. If candidate does not have a bachelor’s degree, the total years of experience shall be (14) years, inclusive of (12) years specialized experience at minimum.
+ Familiarity with Arizona/Nevada DOC/ Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP) administration operating procedures and policies, highly desirable and critical.
+ Experience with a wide variety of information systems, to include federal, state, and local law enforcement and intelligence databases, commercial software, and public source systems.
+ Familiarity with prison systems’ databases, highly desirable and critical.
+ Experience handling sensitive intelligence include production and dissemination.
+ Experience in synthesizing vast amounts of data to derive meaningful actionable or informative intelligence products, to include strong written and oral communication skills.
+ Experience reviewing digital evidence utilizing industry standard reporting applications.
+ Experience in identifying emerging threats or trends related to gangs operating inside and outside of prisons and their effect on communities.
+ Experience in working with multiple agencies in a task force environment while using intelligence to identify subjects, associates, methods of operations, communications, and de-confliction of investigative or analytical efforts.
+ Experience in interagency liaison and working in a task force environment.
+ Strong presentation skills, to include producing written reports, providing oral briefings and developing support materials such as charts, PowerPoint presentations, and other handouts/pamphlets.
+ Successfully working in a constantly changing environment and adapting to the shift of work priorities and direction.
Pay Range
93600
Benefits
Regular - The company offers a comprehensive benefits program, including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 401(k) and a range of other voluntary benefits. Paid Time Off (PTO) is offered to regular full-time and part-time employees.
The Gang Specialist will utilize their expertise in identifying gang and criminal threats, new and emerging threats, and have the ability to concisely articulate those findings in formal work products and reports. The Gang Specialist will have a strong working knowledge of their area of responsibility in which they are being assigned. Gang specialists will maintain a comprehensive understanding of gang-related threats under the National Gang Intelligence Center (NGIC) and the Correctional Intelligence Task Force’s (CITF’s) purview to evaluate the reliability of incoming intelligence, determine the impact of new intelligence to the threat, and identify emerging trends and indicators of changes to the threat. Gang specialists will work in collaboration with NGIC/CITF IAs to facilitate additional intelligence collection and analysis. The Gang Specialist will adapt to the continually changing intelligence needs and priorities of the FBI and its partners and the Law Enforcement (LE) community. The Gang Specialist is a demonstrated expert regarding prison gangs, corrections, intelligence collection, and/or LE investigations and will leverage their expertise and professional network.
Responsibilities
+ Contributes to a hybrid work role and address and satisfy FBI, and CITF correctional partners’ intelligence collection and dissemination needs to answer intelligence threats and gaps related to gang and other criminal threats, as assigned.
+ Monitors and utilizes their historic expertise in keeping current of threats facing the United States Intelligence and Law Enforcement Communities, to include the top prison gang threats operating both inside and outside correctional institutions.
+ The SME will work closely with FBI Violent Gangs Safe Streets Task Forces (VGSSTFs), and CITF correctional partners to include state prison systems and county/city jails throughout the United States. They have expertly identified prison gang conspiratorial ties from federal and state prisons to county jails, and to the community.
+ Identifies gang leadership, their criminal associates and facilitators, methods of communications and criminal strategies and activities.
+ As a representative of the CITF, the gang specialists will facilitate outreach and integration efforts to the various CITF partners, in addition to FBI HQ units, FBI field offices, and other FBI task forces, such as safe streets or gang units, and other law enforcement and correctional organizations.
+ This position is not remote, and the candidate is required to work in FBI/CITF or FBI Field Office space to foster relationships.
Qualifications
+ Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.
+ The Gang Specialist will possess a bachelor’s degree, this education requirement can be waived if Gang Specialist has an additional eight (8) years of specialized experience as defined below in specialized experience.
Specialized Experience:
+ 6+ years of general experience, of which four (4) years must be specialized years of direct experience working gangs, criminal enterprises. If candidate does not have a bachelor’s degree, the total years of experience shall be (14) years, inclusive of (12) years specialized experience at minimum.
+ Familiarity with Arizona/Nevada DOC/ Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP) administration operating procedures and policies, highly desirable and critical.
+ Experience with a wide variety of information systems, to include federal, state, and local law enforcement and intelligence databases, commercial software, and public source systems.
+ Familiarity with prison systems’ databases, highly desirable and critical.
+ Experience handling sensitive intelligence include production and dissemination.
+ Experience in synthesizing vast amounts of data to derive meaningful actionable or informative intelligence products, to include strong written and oral communication skills.
+ Experience reviewing digital evidence utilizing industry standard reporting applications.
+ Experience in identifying emerging threats or trends related to gangs operating inside and outside of prisons and their effect on communities.
+ Experience in working with multiple agencies in a task force environment while using intelligence to identify subjects, associates, methods of operations, communications, and de-confliction of investigative or analytical efforts.
+ Experience in interagency liaison and working in a task force environment.
+ Strong presentation skills, to include producing written reports, providing oral briefings and developing support materials such as charts, PowerPoint presentations, and other handouts/pamphlets.
+ Successfully working in a constantly changing environment and adapting to the shift of work priorities and direction.
Pay Range
93600
Benefits
Regular - The company offers a comprehensive benefits program, including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 401(k) and a range of other voluntary benefits. Paid Time Off (PTO) is offered to regular full-time and part-time employees.
Source : NANA Regional Corporation