The world in which a national security service operates is constantly changing. New forms of crime and social and international developments lead to complex security issues. These developments require an organization that looks ahead, makes connections, and knows how to convert information into actionable perspectives.
What you will do. As an intelligence specialist within an intelligence cell focused on organized crime (drugs and excessive violence), you are the connecting link.
- You help structure information and create coherence between signals, investigations, and analyses.
- You ensure a continuous and up-to-date intelligence position.
- You connect the information needs of operations with the intelligence available within the intelligence cell.
- You work closely with colleagues from investigation, basic teams, and other services.
- You translate information needs into usable intelligence products that contribute to the approach of organized crime.
- You advise the theme owner on the intelligence position and ensure alignment with other themes.
- You help describe, improve, and align information processes.
- You participate in regional and national consultations and provide briefings and presentations.
- You may be deployed for intelligence activities for the Large-Scale Special Operations Staff (SGBO), including the associated on-call duty.
- You can assist with other prioritized themes if required.
Profile
- You create overview, make connections, and connect people.
- You feel at home in an environment where a lot of information comes together and know how to bring structure and direction to it.
- You understand that a strong intelligence position is not just about collecting information, but primarily about connecting, interpreting, and utilizing it.
- You can set priorities and analytically comprehend issues.
- You look beyond the daily grind, think ahead, recognize relevant developments, and help gain timely insight into regional security issues.
- You have a feel for the criminal zeitgeist and know how to translate signals and trends into the field of intelligence.
- You actively seek connection with colleagues within the intelligence cell, investigation, basic teams, and other partners.
- You build and maintain a relevant network and know how to bring different information needs together.
- You are independent but never lose sight of the collective result.
- You are digitally skilled and quickly master new systems.
- You enjoy thinking about digital developments and see opportunities to organize information processes smarter and more effectively.
- You are curious, critical, and enterprising.
- You communicate clearly, both orally and in writing, and can well substantiate your opinion.
- You know how to involve others in your ideas, easily switch between different levels, and maintain an overview even under pressure.
What they ask
- HBO (bachelor) working and thinking level.
- Demonstrable experience in the intelligence world.
- Affinity with investigation and the theme of organized crime.
Practical
- A reliability and environmental investigation is part of the selection procedure.
- An assessment may be part of the selection procedure.
- You have Dutch nationality (this may also be your second nationality).
- A diploma at HBO level (bachelor) or equivalent via EVC, or at least two years of work experience at the required level, demonstrable with a recognized job description or formally established vacancy text or other formal proof.
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