Criminal Intelligence Analyst – Gang Identification (I/II)

About the role

The Office of the Attorney General (OAG) in Texas seeks a Criminal Intelligence Analyst to support complex criminal intelligence research and analysis. The analyst will help maintain a web‑based system for gang identification, develop juvenile crime prevention initiatives, and provide analytical support for prosecutions.

Key responsibilities

• Develop and maintain a dedicated website for criminal and juvenile justice personnel on gang identification.
• Organize, edit, and format gang‑related information and photographs to meet statutory requirements.
• Collect, analyze, and disseminate criminal and gang intelligence for website content and training materials.
• Assist with state grant compliance monitoring and related administrative duties.
• Plan and facilitate regional gang task‑force trainings, intelligence‑sharing meetings, and public seminars.
• Design training curricula and market programs to target audiences.
• Serve as liaison with internal and external stakeholders to share intelligence data and resources.
• Enter intelligence data into databases for use by analysts and investigators.
• Conduct analytical research, evaluate source reliability, develop investigative leads, and identify patterns and trends using probability studies.

Required profile

• Experience in criminal or juvenile justice intelligence work.
• Ability to manage and curate web‑based content and databases.
• Strong research, analytical, and report‑writing skills.
• Experience planning and delivering training or public‑facing seminars.
• Effective communication and liaison abilities with diverse stakeholder groups.

Required skills

What we offer

• Competitive benefits package for Texas state employees.
• Opportunity to work within a large, dynamic state agency.
• Impactful work that contributes to public safety and community well‑being.