Criminal Intelligence Officer - CT Maritime Security

Supports member-country counter-terrorism and maritime-security operations through intelligence analysis, investigative cooperation, threat reporting, operational planning, capacity building and partnerships with national and international law-enforcement bodies.

Department: Counter-Terrorism Directorate

• Support member countries in detecting and identifying terrorist-group members, facilitators and maritime-security threats
• Monitor and analyse terrorist, maritime and trafficking intelligence and promote intelligence sharing among member countries
• Prepare intelligence reports on evolving threats for operational and strategic decision-making
• Design and coordinate cross-border intelligence-led operations and advise projects on INTERPOL capabilities
• Build member-country capacity through training, working groups, conferences and information-sharing initiatives
• Research and promote technologies that support prevention and investigation of terrorism and maritime crime
• Develop partnerships and professional networks with national and international law-enforcement bodies

• Three to four years of university or specialised higher education in counter-terrorism, justice, international relations, maritime security or a related field, or 10 years of relevant experience without that education
• Senior-level law-enforcement training
• At least 3 years of counter-terrorism investigation experience, with maritime crime experience or complex transnational organised-crime experience
• Extensive law-enforcement experience in counter-terrorism or serious organised-crime investigations or intelligence
• Experience in maritime investigations
• Professional fluency in English
• Willingness to work overtime when operationally required

• Reserve list for future fixed-term and short-term appointments of varying duration
• Posts are donor-funded and may end early if external funding ceases
• Selected candidates are expected to report within two to three months of an offer