Help shape the future of digital investigation. Join TRACER’s Opportunity & Threat Assessment Capability (OTAC) team and deliver strategic analysis that informs national decision-making, strengthens law enforcement capabilities, and helps protect the public from serious and organised crime.
This role is available at the following locations - Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Leicester, London, Normanton, Warrington.
TRACER plays a vital role in supporting the National Crime Agency’s mission to protect the public from serious and organised crime. TRACER exists because digital investigation has become increasingly core across all mission areas - from national security and counter terrorism through serious organised crime, major and volume crime, as well as safeguarding the most vulnerable in society.This is an exciting opportunity to join TRACER’s Opportunity & Threat Assessment Capability (OTAC) team. OTAC produce strategic assessments to ensure that critical law enforcement capabilities are fit for current and future needs across the whole of the operational community. OTAC works collaboratively with a range of people across Law Enforcement Agencies (LEA), the UK Intelligence Community (UKIC), Academia and Industry, conducting wide ranging analysis of the information available to produce, present and disseminate appropriate and relevant analytical outputs. Our work underpins strategic decision making across government, as well as supporting operational outcomes, and informing wider innovation work.This role aligns with the Government Intelligence Analysis Professional Development FrameworkThis role provides an excellent opportunity to develop a career in intelligence analysis. In line with the Government's Intelligence Analysis Professional Development Framework, successful candidates will be supported to work towards IPP Intelligence Analyst certification and will be expected to achieve the qualification within two years of appointment.
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Intelligence Analyst
Company: National Crime Agency Salary: from £37,428 a year Hours: Full-time Location: Belfast Working pattern: Hybrid - 3 days remote Job type: Permanent Posting date: 4 Nov 2026 Closing date: 10 Nov 2026
Summary
Help shape the future of digital investigation. Join TRACER’s Opportunity & Threat Assessment Capability (OTAC) team and deliver strategic analysis that informs national decision-making, strengthens law enforcement capabilities, and helps protect the public from serious and organised crime.
This role is available at the following locations - Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Leicester, London, Normanton, Warrington.
Essential requirements
TRACER plays a vital role in supporting the National Crime Agency’s mission to protect the public from serious and organised crime. TRACER exists because digital investigation has become increasingly core across all mission areas - from national security and counter terrorism through serious organised crime, major and volume crime, as well as safeguarding the most vulnerable in society.This is an exciting opportunity to join TRACER’s Opportunity & Threat Assessment Capability (OTAC) team. OTAC produce strategic assessments to ensure that critical law enforcement capabilities are fit for current and future needs across the whole of the operational community. OTAC works collaboratively with a range of people across Law Enforcement Agencies (LEA), the UK Intelligence Community (UKIC), Academia and Industry, conducting wide ranging analysis of the information available to produce, present and disseminate appropriate and relevant analytical outputs. Our work underpins strategic decision making across government, as well as supporting operational outcomes, and informing wider innovation work.This role aligns with the Government Intelligence Analysis Professional Development FrameworkThis role provides an excellent opportunity to develop a career in intelligence analysis. In line with the Government's Intelligence Analysis Professional Development Framework, successful candidates will be supported to work towards IPP Intelligence Analyst certification and will be expected to achieve the qualification within two years of appointment.
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