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Job Title: Intelligence Analyst
Division: Financial Crimes, Legal & Risk Division
Location: Toronto
Reports to: Director, Financial Crimes

Overview

To provide strategic, operational and tactical, predictive intelligence analysis and support with respect to the impact of international and domestic trends on financial crime and physical security affecting the banking industry. Further, to provide intelligence products to assist in the development of intelligence-led approaches to combating organized crime, physical attacks and/or terrorism. This role will focus primarily on financial crime analysis.

Description of Responsibilities:

  • Providing strategic intelligence analysis by collecting, evaluating, collating and analysing information/intelligence. Maintaining proficiency and providing expert advice and support in preparation of a variety of intelligence products. Assessing information and computing quantitative and qualitative data. Establishes processes of extraction, collection, collation, analysis and synthesis of information/intelligence by ways of listings, relational tables, diagrams, graphics, charts and other methods, in order to evaluate the relevancy of the collected information. Via analysis identifies intelligence gaps and methods of addressing these shortcomings.
  • Preparing strategic written intelligence assessments for presentation to executive management and other personnel. Providing oral briefings on intelligence assessments to senior management and other stakeholders. Assisting in the development of policy aimed at providing effective strategies to deal with the overall causes and effects of sophisticated criminal activity and trends affecting the Canadian banking industry.
  • Providing technical/expert assistance/information in response to requests for information. Providing operational and administrative support in the absence of the supervisor. Providing expert advice and support to concerning information/intelligence.
  • Developing products designed to detect, prevent, deter and/or disrupt sophisticated criminal activity via support to bank security investigators. Conducts analytical processes to determine intelligence priorities and methods of combating security threats.
  • Liaising with other sources to access intelligence from relevant internal and external agencies. Attending meetings, ex. CISO, bank analyst and investigation meetings, courses, seminars and conferences as a delegate and/or speaker.
  • Work closely with member banks, law enforcement analysts and investigators.
  • Maintaining memberships in law enforcement and or professional bodies that encompass analyst-related interests and duties or financial industry investigations.
  • Adept at facilitating ad hoc requests beyond the scope of daily activities; flexibility to multi-task on a variety of key member issues.

Key Qualifications, Abilities and Skills:

  • Strong computer skills, using and maintaining appropriate investigative and analytical-related software. Staying current on new and emerging state-of-the-art software that will be beneficial to the unit mandate and priorities.
  • Legally able to work in Canada â€“ You must be able to obtain and maintain a Canadian Government and RCMP Level 2 Security Clearance.
  • Practical working experience in criminal intelligence with at least 3 years of experience.
  • Knowledge of facial recognition software and its application is an asset.
  • Experience producing analytical reports and intelligence briefing materials.
  • Experience in presenting to professional organizations and committees.
  • Knowledge of Federal Privacy Law is an asset.
  • Law enforcement or financial industry crime analysis experience an asset.

To apply

The CBA welcomes and encourages all interested individuals to apply. We value the unique skills and experiences each person brings to the Association.

We strive to provide equal access to employment and believe in creating and maintaining an inclusive and accessible environment for everyone. Reasonable accommodations are available upon request for candidates throughout the recruitment process.

To apply for this position, please send your resume and accommodation requests, if needed, to talentmanagement@cba.ca, quoting the job title that you are applying for. Visit our Careers page to learn more about our culture and current opportunities.

We thank all applicants for their interest in a career at the CBA; however, only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

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