[Hiring] Intelligence Operations Specialist @Environmental Crimes Section

Role Description

The Environment and Natural Resources Division, U.S. Department of Justice is seeking an Intelligence Operations Specialist for a detail to the Environmental Crimes Section. This is a Reimbursable Detail that requires your current supervisor's approval and an agreement between the losing and gaining agencies including a reimbursement of salary. Selectees will be appointed at their current salary for the GS-13 grade level or above. This position is funded until February 27, 2027.

• Federal employees who are at grades lower than GS-13 are ineligible.
• Applicants must receive supervisory approval in their current position prior to applying for this detail opportunity.
• This position will be a key part of the Environmental Crimes Section, working with prosecutors to:
  • Identify potential criminal activity
  • Develop cases
  • Support prosecutions
  • Support ENRD in broader interagency efforts (e.g., international programming) to combat pollution and natural resource trafficking and related transnational organized crimes.
• Work involves advising on, administering, and performing work in the collection, analysis, evaluation, interpretation, and dissemination of information on environmental crimes that directly or indirectly affect national security.
• This position would focus on investigations related to implementation and enforcement of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

Qualifications

• To qualify for this position at GS-13, you must have at least one year of specialized experience, at or equivalent to, GS-12 analyzing and collecting intelligence to identify potential criminal activity.
• Note: The following skills are expected:
  • Gap Analysis - Assessing real-time analytic judgments regarding specific crimes and intelligence gaps.
  • Collection Management - Enhancing intelligence collection capabilities and disseminating raw intelligence.
  • Domain Analysis - Consolidating information to enhance understanding of threats, gaps, and vulnerabilities.
  • Targeting Analysis - Sharing collection information across teams that identify gaps.
  • Reports - Reporting raw intelligence through media, documents, and general information to determine patterns.
• Highly Desirable: Experience with investigating transnational crime networks, including but not limited to, terrorists networks, CITES, and Lacey Act violations and other natural resources crimes.
• Interested candidates should be available to start the detail within approximately one month of selection.
• ENRD encourages all interested and qualified Federal employees to apply for this position.

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