Investigative Analyst (Investigative Support Division) at City of Greensboro, NC

About the Department

Join the team that transforms intelligence into safer streets for Greensboro.

The Greensboro Police Department (GPD) is committed to making Greensboro the safest city of its size in the nation. Through trust, transparency, and technology, GPD works to prevent crime, solve cases, and strengthen community partnerships.

Within the department, the Investigative Support Division plays a critical role in gathering, analyzing, and interpreting intelligence to support criminal investigations and enhance public safety.

Compensation and Benefits:

Estimated Hiring Salary Range: $45,017.00 - $54,764.00   Full Salary Range: $45,017.00 - $80,557.00 Annually

Benefits: 

The City of Greensboro offers an outstanding benefits package that supports your well-being.

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Work Schedule: 
Monday-Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
 

As an Investigative Analyst, you’ll be at the intersection of technology, intelligence, and public safety—helping detectives and officers solve crimes and protect the Greensboro community. You’ll use cutting-edge tools, software platforms, and data systems to uncover leads, connect evidence, and support investigations into violent crime and other major offenses. This is an exciting opportunity for a detail-oriented professional who enjoys investigative work, problem-solving, and making a meaningful difference through data and technology.

The Investigative Analyst supports the Investigative Support Division by maintaining and utilizing the department’s suite of advanced intelligence and investigative technologies. This position conducts research and analysis to identify suspects, recover stolen property, and support criminal case development. This job is Non-Exempt and is subject to the overtime provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)

Key Responsibilities:

• Maintain and operate key technology platforms, including:

  • Fusus Intelligence Ecosystem

  • Viglant LPR and Flock Safety Automated License Plate Reader systems

  • Raven Audio Detection and Verkada Security systems

  • AXON Evidence.com for body-worn and vehicle camera footage

  • LexisNexis, LINX, TLO, NCAWARE, CJLEADS, NCIC/DCI, and other investigative databases

• Review recent criminal investigative reports and extract relevant data to support ongoing investigations

• Conduct detailed research on potential suspects, stolen property, NIBIN results, and crime gun data

• Review and analyze citizen- or business-provided video or images to assist detectives

• Make preliminary contact with victims and witnesses to obtain clarifying or additional information not captured in initial reports

• Collaborate with State and Local agency partners to share intelligence and coordinate efforts to combat violent crime

• Prepare reports and summaries that communicate investigative findings and data-driven insights

This position offers opportunities for advancement within the Greensboro Police Department. With experience, employees may progress to roles such as Senior Investigative Analyst, Intelligence Specialist, or Crime Analysis Supervisor. The City of Greensboro supports ongoing training and professional development in data analysis, law enforcement technology, and criminal intelligence.

At the City of Greensboro, our employees are purpose-driven, people-centered, and data-informed. We value equity, innovation, prosperity, and resiliency, and we believe every role contributes to building a safer, stronger, and more connected city.

As an Investigative Analyst, your work will directly support Greensboro’s strategic pillar of Public Safety, helping to keep our neighborhoods safe and our investigations effective.

Join us and use your analytical skills to transform information into impact—making Greensboro a safer place for everyone!

Minimum Qualifications

Minimum Qualifications:

• Associate's Degree with 1+ years' experience in investigative analysis, computer software programs, including spreadsheet, database, word processing, graphics, GIS, or directly related experience as it pertains to the job description
  • Or High School Diploma with 4+ years' experience in investigative analysis, computer software programs, including spreadsheet, database, word processing, graphics, GIS, or directly related experience as it pertains to the job description
• Valid Driver's License
• 1+ years of experience with Microsoft Office Suite
• Department of Criminal Information (DCI) certification ("OR" must obtain within six weeks of hire date).

• Prior/Current certification with the State Division of Criminal Information
• Experience with Investigative Case follow-up.