Investigative Analyst At Interpol Washington
Current- Performing complex digital enhancements of prints used for comparison to known exemplars; and searching, comparing and analyzing prints using an Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS)
- Planning, coordinating and conducting technical research projects; drafting and reviewing reports, recommendations, standard operating procedures and guidelines. Conducting training for developmental level specialists.
- Operate in shift work for 24-hour/7-days/365 day INTERPOL Operations Command Center (IOCC), the Foreign Notices Programs in Global Police Services, and other USNCB operational divisions
- Generate electronic case files in INTERPOL Washington’s internal case management system, which includes data entry and uploading of preliminary investigative findings
- Operate and transmit criminal investigative information through international and domestic telecommunication systems in response to routine investigative and humanitarian inquiries
- Support Counterterrorism Unit by submitting and processing criminal foreign and domestic fingerprints through Federal Bureau of Investigations, Department of Homeland Security, and INTERPOL databases
Sep 2018 - Present
