Contract type – Full Time, Permanent, Secondment
Location – London
Band – D
Salary – £37,510 – £40,141
Information about the Role
Job Summary
In Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP), we’re constantly looking for ways to be more effective on a national scale. As a Performance Analyst, you’ll be at the heart of this work in our Strategy, Planning and Performance (SPP) team.
Counter Terrorism Policing HQ’s Strategy, Planning and Performance (SPP) Directorate is a multi-skilled, diverse, insightful and influential team that sits at the heart of CTPHQ. Operating in New Scotland Yard and CTOC (West Brompton), we work collaboratively with CTP colleagues in the HQ and across the network, to ensure that CTP has effective strategies, policies and plans in place, along with the capabilities it needs to keep the public and the UK safe.
Informed by CTP’s strategic approach, and contributing to the UK’s CONTEST Strategy and other National Security-related strategies, we set out clear strategic direction, drive CTP’s network delivery plan, deliver performance insights to inform decision-making, and run CTP’s principal governance structures. We cohere CTP’s positions on policy and legislation, while also navigating CTP’s organisational response to operational incidents and investigations. In addition, we support, advise and brief CTP’s senior leaders in their leadership of CTP while also engaging for CTP with partners, Government and internationally in support of our mission.
Responsibilities
- To support the Higher Performance Analysts in providing analysis that assesses how effectively the UK Counter Terrorism Policing Network is delivering the services expected of it.
- To use analytical findings to identify trends, forecast future implications and highlight areas of good or poor performance to a wide range of senior stakeholders within the Police, Security Services and Government.
- Use IT packages, particularly Excel, to analyse performance information and produce performance reports.
- Be able to interpret a wide range of information and create meaningful reports to aid senior decision making within the police and government up to ministerial level.
- Be able to build and maintain relationships with a wide range of customers and stakeholders across the UK Counter Terrorism Network.
How to Apply
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For a Secondment opportunity please email recruitment.nctphq@met.police.uk for a Candidate information pack.