Old Harbor Solutions, a Federal Government Contractor industry leader, is seeking a Crime Gun Intelligence (CGI) Specialist to support the ATF.
Qualified candidates will be expected to:
Along with all the qualifications of the CGI Specialist Level I, the CGI Specialist Level II shall have the experience and ability to:
Provide analytical and intelligence gathering support to ATF, the assigned field division and CGIS (III).
Provide usable crime gun intelligence and in depth analysis.
Provide analytics and research on gun intelligence specific to firearm related violent crime.
Provide support with firearm identification to provide accurate data for firearms tracing.
At this level they are not expected to provide liaison support outside the office.
Duties shall include all and/or some of the following:
Gathering of crime reports
Enter evidence into Integrated Ballistic Information Systems (IBIS)
Perform image and correlation reviews.
NIBIN hit analysis
Creation of link charts for investigative lead purposes
Compiling all data necessary to provide ATF with actionable law enforcement investigative leads
Gathering of gun traces for entry into e-Trace
Enter, modify, update and retrieve data in computer applications.
Ensure data conformity with recognized procedures and protocols, including accuracy of trace information.
Conduct Trace Analysis of documented trends.
Facilitate the restoration of obliterated serial numbers and ensure that those firearms are traced
Analyze e-Trace data for firearms trafficking
Utilizing NESS for daily entry of local RMS event info associated with ballistic evidence entered into NIBIN, analysis and triage of all NIBIN leads, tracking of all NIBIN leads, referrals, and results, and reporting success stories.
Handle, operate, and test fire a variety of firearms and ammunition following all safety procedures are completed, and approved by the government official.
Position Requirements:
US Citizen
Must be able to pass pre-employment background check
Must be able to pass ATF Clearance Check
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university, or possession of an equivalent combination of formal education, work experience and on the job training
Minimum of three (3) years general experience with local, State, or Federal law enforcement, although more than three years of experience is preferred but not required
Must possess the ability to work with and coordinate the efforts of local, State, and Federal law enforcement; to plan and complete complex projects and present those plans and projects to a group; and to identify and overcome obstacles to those plans.