International Association of Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts

Job Opportunities Title:
Criminal Intelligence Analyst

Post Date
1/12/2026

Expiration Date
2/28/2026

Details:
- Conduct in-depth research and analysis to identify trends, patterns, and emerging threats related to criminal activity.
- Collect, evaluate, and synthesize intelligence from law enforcement databases, open-source materials, confidential sources, and agency and industry partners.
- Produce timely, high-quality intelligence reports, threat and vulnerability assessments, and briefings to support investigations, operational planning, and informed decision-making.
- Develop visual analytical products – including link charts, timelines, and geospatial overlays – to clearly depict criminal networks, relationships, and activities.
- Assess the credibility, reliability, and relevance of information and sources to determine intelligence value and operational impact.
- Maintain accurate, organized, and secure case files, intelligence records, and data logs in compliance with legal requirements and agency policies.
- Provide analytical support to both tactical and strategic operations, including participation in agency and multi-agency initiatives and task forces as required.
- Collaborate with federal, state, local, and tribal agencies and partners to facilitate effective intelligence sharing and coordinated operations.
- Monitor and analyze regional, national, and transnational crime trends, including organized crime, financial crime, cybercrime, and terrorism-related activity.
- Adhere strictly to intelligence cycle processes and procedures, ethical standards, and legal guidelines governing the handling of sensitive and protected information.
- Provide training, guidance, or mentorship to junior analysts or personnel newly assigned to intelligence functions, as appropriate.
- Perform other duties as assigned in support of mission requirements.
- This position is primarily in-office and normally scheduled for a 40-hour workweek; however, additional hours, including overtime, may be required based on operational needs.

Qualifications:
Minimum Qualifications
- High school diploma or GED equivalent is required.
- Experience in criminal intelligence analysis, law enforcement analysis, military intelligence, fraud analysis, or a closely related field; relevant college coursework or education in these disciplines may be considered in lieu of some experience.
- Demonstrated ability to research, analyze, and produce clear, well-structured analytical products and intelligence reports.
- Working knowledge of intelligence methodologies, crime analysis principles, and link/association analysis techniques.
- Strong analytical reasoning, attention to detail, and problem-solving capabilities.
- Ability to communicate effectively and professionally, both verbally and in writing.
- Possession of a valid state-issued driver’s license and the ability to successfully pass a background investigation.

Preferred Qualifications
- Experience conducting intelligence or analytical work focused on organized criminal enterprises.
- Experience collaborating with investigators on warrant execution, surveillance operations, suspect targeting, or case-building activities; familiarity with operational tempo and field coordination is highly valued.
- Expertise in analyzing digital evidence, including cell phone extractions (e.g., Cellebrite, GrayKey), call detail records, geolocation data, and communications metadata, with the ability to integrate these findings into comprehensive intelligence products.
- Working knowledge of indicators, tactics, and methodologies specific to organized crime investigations.
- Proficiency with advanced analytical tools and intelligence platforms such as i2 Analyst’s Notebook, Palantir, GIS mapping software, or other link analysis applications.
- Demonstrated capability in conducting long-term pattern analysis and providing analytical support for complex, multi-agency investigations.
- Experience analyzing communications intercepts, financial records, surveillance data, or confidential informant reports in support of organized crime cases.
- History of successful collaboration with federal, state, local, tribal, and/or international partners focused on organized crime disruption.
- Completion of specialized training programs relevant to organized or financial crime investigations (e.g., HIDTA, DEA, FBI, or Fusion Center courses).
- Certification from recognized professional organizations such as IACA, IALEIA, and/or LEIU in crime or intelligence analysis.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite with demonstrated ability to prepare professional intelligence reports and presentations.

Comments:
Comments
- The Texas Financial Crimes Intelligence Center is seeking driven, mission-focused Criminal Intelligence Analysts to join our elite team in Tyler, Texas.
- These positions are on the front lines of complex, multi-jurisdictional investigations targeting transnational organized crime and sophisticated financial crime networks that threaten public safety and economic stability. Our analysts operate in a high-tempo environment where intelligence directly supports action. You will transform raw data into actionable intelligence, coordinate and synthesize information across agencies, and support operations designed to disrupt and dismantle criminal enterprises at scale. This role demands precision, resilience, and the ability to adapt rapidly as investigations evolve.
- The ideal candidate thrives under pressure, maintains uncompromising attention to detail, and manages competing priorities without losing momentum. - - Success requires flexibility, strong organizational discipline, and the ability to quickly master multiple databases, analytical tools, and intelligence platforms in support of time-sensitive missions.
- This is not a routine desk assignment. Our analysts are embedded in active, multi-agency operations and contribute directly to real-world outcomes. As a hybrid intelligence organization with a law enforcement component, we deliver both tactical and strategic analysis in pursuit of a singular objective: identifying, disrupting, and dismantling sophisticated criminal networks. If you are driven by purpose, motivated by impact, and ready to operate where intelligence meets action, we want you on our team.

Stipend Opportunities
- Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, Criminology, Intelligence Studies, Homeland Security, or a closely related field.
- Proficiency in foreign languages relevant to investigating and disrupting organized crime networks.

Employer:
Texas Financial Crimes Intelligence Center
Contact:
Eric V Ostrowidzki, Criminal Intelligence Analyst

Address:
Texas Financial Crimes Intelligence Center (TX-FCIC)
Tyler, TX

Email:
eric.ostrowidzki@fcic.texas.gov

Website:
fcic.texas.gov

Salary:
$76,000 - $101,000