PC/DC, OIMU Intelligence Assessor, Pursue, CTP

A role has arisen within the ERSOU CTP Operational Intelligence Management Team (OIMU), which is a small team based at a covert location within Bedfordshire, receiving and assessing intelligence product from internal and external partners relating to CTP Operations.

Do you enjoy using Police, Law Enforcement and other agencies systems to conduct detailed and thorough research? Do you thrive on identifying links and associations between disparate pieces of intelligence? Are you interested in working with a range of Law Enforcement partners and other agencies to combat the threat of Terrorism not just across the Eastern Region, but Internationally? If so, we would like you to consider applying for this role.

Using your skills and knowledge you will receive and assess intelligence for Threat/Harm/Risk and CT relevance, identifying opportunities where this intelligence can be further developed, making use of either existing relationships to facilitate this development or establishing appropriate new ones to achieve ERSOU CTP’s aim of identifying and disrupting those who want to cause serious harm to our communities through terrorism related activity. Where identified through your research and assessment you will also make appropriate safeguarding referrals, ensuring the safety of individuals vulnerable to being drawn into terrorism or at risk of harm from terrorism.

Candidates should be able to work well within a small, established team, but also demonstrate the ability to work independently and unsupervised when required, maintaining confident and accurate communication skills at all levels when working under pressure. Accuracy and attention to detail are essential skills given the critical nature of ERSOU CTP’s work.

This role offers a good work/life balance as Core working hours are currently Monday - Friday 0800hrs to 1600hrs.

The role is desk and office based due to the secure nature of the work undertaken, but with a need for flexibility regarding working location and working hours due to the unpredictable nature of Counter Terrorism Policing.