Computer Services/Investigative Analyst - Grant Funded
STARTING MONTHLY SALARY: $5,077
Listing Expiration Date:
June 16, 2025
Applicants must upload a resume and cover letter outlining their qualifications for this position with their application.
Job Description Summary
- Compile, organize, analyze, and interpret crime and offender data.
- Provide timely and actionable information, investigative leads, and intelligence on past, present, and future crimes and trends.
- Prepare and disseminate intelligence and tactical bulletins within KCPD and the region.
- Research and review data relevant to criminal investigations (criminal history, RMS reports, vehicles, driver’s licenses, phones, etc.) and assist in investigative requests.
- Extract and review digital evidence from mobile devices utilizing forensic software (Cellebrite or similar) and other digital sources.
- Attend and testify at depositions, trials, and other court functions as required.
- Create and maintain GIS applications, databases, and layers.
- Assist analysts in the development of crime analysis products, bulletins, mapping products, and pattern analysis.
- Display a high degree of self-motivation, initiative, and strong interpersonal skills.
- Maintain reliable and predictable attendance. May be required to work flexible hours, overtime, weekends, and/or holidays when needs arise.
- Perform “call-out” duties as needed by the investigative unit requiring response to the office or other location.
- Perform other duties necessary to support the department’s mission.
- See full job description for more detail.
Requirements & Qualifications:
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Must reside within 30 statute miles of Kansas City, Missouri city limits during employment
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Valid driver's license
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A bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, Criminology, Geography, GIS, or related field is required
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At least two years of recent experience working in a law enforcement analyst position
Physical, Cognitive, and Psychological Requirements:
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Must meet department-established physical, cognitive, and psychological health standards