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Department of Public Safety - Gambling Control Unit
Job Class Code: 7056
Grade: 25 (Professional/Technical)
Salary: $56,867.20 - $79,747.20/Annually
Location: Augusta, ME
Opening Date : November 5, 2026
Closing Date : November 20, 2026
Currently, this position is not eligible for visa sponsorship or STEM OPT extensions.
DESCRIPTION: This is professional services work gathering, analyzing, and/or evaluating information from a variety of sources to develop and distribute actionable intelligence in support of law enforcement activities. Responsibilities include conducting complex and technical research and analysis in connection with criminal, anti-terrorism, and homeland security investigations; writing reports and presenting oral briefings; developing analytical products; testifying as a witness in court and administrative hearings; preparing/presenting classroom information and instructions; and serving as team leader for assigned investigation casework. Work is performed under limited supervision.
REPRESENTATIVE TASKS: (A position may not be assigned all the duties listed, nor do the listed examples include all the duties that may be assigned).
Gathers, analyzes, correlates, and evaluates information from a variety of resources to develop finished intelligence for distribution and tactical planning in support of criminal investigations, homeland security matters, and other public safety issues.
Prepares written reports and finished products pertaining to tactical, operational, and/or strategic intelligence to provide information to law enforcement officials, homeland security, identified partners, and to support investigation/prosecution efforts.
Conducts targeted research, and prepares presentations and oral briefings to supervisors, managers, detectives, and/or identified partners concerning investigative, operational, and/or strategic intelligence to translate or explain what information means and how it can be used.
Searches federal, state, and local systems and databases to categorize, confirm, identify, and evaluate criminal organization members, criminal activities, and investigative overlaps.
Compiles, codes, categorizes, audits, verifies, and analyzes information/data to develop organizational, phone link and timeline charts using various intelligence/investigative software applications.
Plans, oversees, coordinates, assigns, and evaluates the work of support team members to ensure work is accomplished in a timely manner and in accordance with unit policies, procedures, and directives.
Reviews existing criminal investigative data to identify gaps, detect changes in circumstances or events, and recommend changes to investigative activities.
Conduct special projects and research studies linked to other related analytical activities to support criminal investigations, homeland security matters, and public safety.
Attends information, intelligence, investigation, and law enforcement meetings to share information, provide recommendations, and to support unit operational goals.
Performs training and instruction related to unit capabilities, operations, procedures, and practices to orient and train new employees, and support training needs.
Testifies as a witness before criminal, civil, and administrative courts to present facts and render opinions regarding analysis and results.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required (These are required to successfully perform the work assigned).)
Knowledge of Department of Public Safety policies, methods, and procedures.
Knowledge of law enforcement operations and procedures.
Knowledge of data sources, data processing methods, methods of obtaining data, and…