Criminal intelligence analyst vs all-source analyst

Differences between criminal intelligence analyst and all-source analyst duties and responsibilities

Criminal intelligence analyst example responsibilities.

• Collaborate with the ITC and J2 to offer new ideas to accomplish overall mission successes.
• Help developed and train police personnel on the installation, monitoring and utilization of CCTV.
• Utilize GIS software (ESRI ArcGIS) to produce relevant hotspot maps to correspond with regular intelligence projects.
• Possess exceptional presentation and negotiation skills.
• Provide assistance to investigators with writing and obtaining warrants and subpoenas.
• Prepare PowerPoint presentations concerning area intelligence for high level delegations to make educate decisions and conduct briefings for high level delegations.
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All-source analyst example responsibilities.

• Participate as a SME (subject matter expert) on cross-functional teams to achieve highly-visible corporate goals.
• Post completed intelligence products on SharePoint and the CENTCOM intelligence portal and manage the content of OSINT material find there.
• Answer requests for information (RFI), managing the RFI process and maintaining an accurate log for administrative purposes.
• Lead a team of 10 analysts providing timely intelligence to forward deploy coalition forces in CENTCOM, EUCOM, AFRICOM AORs.
• Manage and coordinate all tactical purchasing activities for assign commodities from existing and new suppliers.
• Manage multiple intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance platforms while maintaining data collection logs for each platform.
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