As an Intelligence Supervisor, your role will be to drive, manage and lead on the development of intelligence in support of the NCA’s mission. You will manage projects,
operations and intelligence development plans to contribute to the National Strategic Assessment, Annual Plan, National Intelligence Requirements and National Control Strategy to drive business and aid the fight to cut serious and organised crime.

You will lead on the cross-source data exploitation, analysis, delivery and dissemination of Intelligence products to drive activity to combat serious and organised crime, in support of both tactical and strategic objectives. Your portfolio will include support to International activity and performance delivery, supporting the International Liaison Officer network and supporting teams to enhance intelligence collected overseas.

You will interact with other NCA departments and teams, and external partners including government, Law Enforcement, UK Intelligence Community, public, private and third sector partners. Your role will be to support analytic teams and/or other stakeholders with the tasking of intelligence assets and collection of information, utilising the full range of covert and overt resources at the NCA’s disposal.

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We are looking for someone who can build strong working relationships across different departments, teams and who has the ability to adapt and prioritise in a fast moving environment.

The successful candidate(s) will:

• Undertake a full range of leadership responsibilities including demonstrating proactive leadership, building internal and external partner networks, collaboratively working to deliver shared goals, across the threat landscape.
• Actively contribute to the Home Office on policy, legislation and funding requirements.
• Lead on projects and work-streams associated with the financial, and economic crime sector.
• Be adaptable, open minded and innovative in your work and your teams.
• Attend relevant operational meetings as and when required. Contribute, and provide updates to Senior Management within the team or Directorate.

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The NCA has a wide remit and we are looking for committed individuals to join us in a Business Support capacity, to provide vital administrative and professional expertise across all departments in the NCA.

There are business support roles within our operational and capabilities functions.

Applicants will be considered for business support roles in its broadest sense across the Agency, but we appreciate that candidates will have preferences in terms of the sorts of areas that they would like to support, and indeed that they may bring qualifications and experience that may make them particularly suitable for some positions. The location and preferences available are clearly set out in the Application Process section should you choose to specify.

To provide an efficient support service to National Crime Agency operations, corporate and service functions, programmes or projects, contributing towards the successful delivery of business objectives across the organisation.

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Communications Data (CD) underpins virtually every element of modern life. It is about who we communicate with, how those communications takes place, when they happened and where we were at the time.
The need for criminals to communicate means that the requirement for CD and it’s subsequent analysis underpins all the NCA’s operational activity, as such the demand for CD is increasing.

As technology evolves, the complexity of Communications Data is also increasing.

Due to the training requirements, this role is subject to two-year tenure

The Communications Data Investigator (CDI) SPoC (24/7) will facilitate the acquisition of communications data for the NCA and partners both in the overt and covert arenas 24/7. It is essential that the candidate is a currently Home Office accredited CDI. The roles are office-based and located across the NCA estate in London, Birmingham and Warrington.

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