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Join the NYPD Intelligence & Counterterrorism Bureau as an Intelligence Research Specialist (Level 2) The NYPD is seeking qualified individuals passionate about safeguarding New York City from threats, utilizing advanced analytical skills, and contributing to a dynamic counterterrorism environment. Mission & Department Overview The New York City Police Department is committed to enhancing the quality of life in NYC by building strong community partnerships, enforcing laws, preserving peace, protecting residents, reducing fear, and maintaining order. The department actively incorporates Neighborhood Policing into all operations, fostering an interdependent relationship between the community and law enforcement to solve crime and disorder issues through strategic innovation. The Intelligence & Counterterrorism Bureau plays a crucial role in protecting the city by collecting, analyzing, and acting on intelligence related to terrorism, crime, and organized violence—always adhering to the constitution and laws of the United States. Key Responsibilities ️‍️ • Conduct terrorism-related investigations and analyze global threats. • Utilize diverse expertise in fields like international relations, cybersecurity, political science, law, and public policy. • Leverage technical skills and regional knowledge to understand complex cultural, ideological, and historical contexts. • Assist with analytic operations to address today’s evolving terrorism and violence threats. Work Location & Hours Location: 1 Police Plaza, New York, NY 10038 Shift: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Required Skills & Qualifications • U.S. citizenship with impeccable moral judgment, ethics, integrity, and trustworthiness (federal security clearance not mandatory but a plus). • Ability to work meticulously on complex investigations and strategic matters. • Experience with analytic systems, research tools, social media platforms, and databases. • Strong analytical skills for organizing and identifying patterns in complex information. • Excellent oral and written communication abilities. • Professional maturity, adaptability, curiosity, and the capacity to perform under pressure. • Passion for mission-driven work aimed at national security. Note: Prior federal security clearance is not required; however, eligibility to obtain one is desirable. All hires must verify identity and eligibility to work in the U.S. upon employment. Compensation & Benefits • Comprehensive health insurance for employees and dependents. • Union benefits including dental and vision coverage. • Paid leave: vacation, sick days, and holidays. • Pension and optional retirement savings programs like Deferred Compensation and IRAs. • Flexible spending accounts. Equal Opportunity Statement The City of New York is an inclusive employer dedicated to recruiting and maintaining a diverse workforce. Discrimination and harassment are not tolerated based on gender, race, ethnicity, age, religion, disability, sexual orientation, veteran status, gender identity, pregnancy, or any protected characteristic. Position Details: Intelligence Research Specialist Level 2 (Ref: 31170) ️ Minimum Qualifications ‍ Assignment Level I • Baccalaureate degree plus 24 credits in relevant fields (e.g., criminal investigations, international research, GIS technology), with at least 1 year full-time professional experience. • Or Master’s degree in a relevant field plus 1 year experience. Assignment Level II • Baccalaureate degree plus 24 credits, with at least 3 years professional experience. • Or Master’s degree plus 1 year experience. Assignment Level III • Baccalaureate degree plus 24 credits, with at least 4 years professional experience. • Or Master’s degree plus 2 years experience. Preferred Skills • Master’s degree in counterterrorism, intelligence, or national security-related fields. • Proficiency or fluency in languages such as Arabic, Farsi, Urdu, Pashto, German, Hebrew, Italian, Russian, or Mandarin Chinese. • Experience preparing reports and presentations on short notice in high-pressure settings. • Skills in graphic design, geospatial mapping, cybersecurity, or forensic analysis. Residency Requirement ️ NYC residency is not required for this position. Additional Notes ℹ️ The City of New York is committed to diversity and equal opportunity employment.

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