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Ex-Police Intelligence & Analysis Jobs in Australia

Intelligence analyst and researcher roles in corporates, consultancies and government, including at agencies like ACIC. Source evaluation, criminal-intelligence discipline and analytical products give ex-officers a running start.

live matched jobs
7
advertised pay
A$81,496 – A$129,492
employers hiring
4
newest role
Yesterday
  • Analyst

    Victoria Police · Melbourne

    Full-time

    A$81,496 – A$98,955Estimated

    This role directly leverages your policing background in intelligence analysis, threat assessment, and information gathering under the National Intelligence Model. You will use your experience with analytical tools, discrete online investigations, and stakeholder collaboration to produce intelligence products that protect the community. Your familiarity with police systems and evidential discipline makes you a strong candidate for this covert analytical position.

    Posted Yesterday

  • Admin Officer Cyber Threat Intelligence

    NSW Department of Communities and Justice · Sydney

    Full-time

    A$87,199 – A$95,482Estimated

    Your experience in intelligence analysis under the National Intelligence Model, handling sensitive information, and coordinating multi-agency responses directly supports the cyber threat intelligence function. Your ability to triage enquiries and maintain governance documentation aligns with the administrative and coordination aspects of this role. While specific cyber knowledge may need development, your investigative discipline and attention to detail are transferable.

    Posted Yesterday

  • Analyst

    Victoria Police · Melbourne

    Full-time

    Your police intelligence analysis experience, including using the National Intelligence Model, conducting threat assessments, and preparing intelligence briefs, directly prepares you for this role. You already possess the security mindset, stakeholder management skills, and ability to handle sensitive information that this covert environment demands. The role's requirement for analytical techniques and systems familiarity aligns with your operational background.

    Posted Yesterday

  • Full-time

    Your experience in intelligence analysis, producing structured assessments, and managing the intelligence cycle from collection to dissemination maps directly onto the core analytical duties of this role. Experience with digital forensics or cybercrime investigations would further strengthen your fit. However, the role also demands hands-on engineering skills in Python, AI, and automation that are not typically developed in policing, so significant retraining would be needed.

    Posted 2 days ago

  • Full-time

    A$116,981 – A$129,492Estimated

    Your experience with the National Intelligence Model, source evaluation, and producing analytical products in policing maps directly onto this role's requirement to collect, analyse, and disseminate intelligence in a disaster recovery context. You are used to working under pressure, coordinating with multiple agencies, and delivering clear, timely briefings to support operational and strategic decisions — exactly what this intelligence-led capability needs.

    Posted 5 days ago

  • Disaster Recovery Intelligence Officer

    NSW Department of Communities and Justice · Sydney

    Full-time

    A$116,981 – A$129,492Estimated

    Your experience in police intelligence — applying the National Intelligence Model, producing analytical products and evaluating sources — maps directly onto this role's core requirements. You are used to working under pressure in multi-agency environments, turning raw information into actionable insights for decision-makers, which is exactly what this disaster recovery intelligence capability demands. Your operational policing background also gives you a strong instinct for identifying emerging risks and maintaining situational awareness in fast-moving incidents.

    Posted 5 days ago

  • Full-time

    Your investigative mindset and experience in assessing threats and producing intelligence reports are directly relevant to the core of this role. However, the position demands deep technical expertise in cyber security, including hands-on experience with SIEM, SOAR, and cloud platforms, which typically requires years of dedicated retraining. While your leadership and analytical skills are valuable, the technical barriers make this a challenging transition without significant upskilling.

    Posted 7 days ago

The intelligence & analysis market across Australia right now

There are 7 live intelligence & analysis roles in Australia matched for police leavers right now, from 4 employers, including Bupa, NSW Department of Communities and Justice and Victoria Police.

Advertised pay runs from A$81,496 to A$129,492 a year, and the typical advertised role sits around A$107,500 — based on the 4 of 7 adverts that publish a salary.

Full-time 7 · newest role posted yesterday. This page updates as our job feeds refresh.

What intelligence & analysis employers are asking for

We score every advert against the competencies police leavers build in service. Across the 7 live intelligence & analysis roles on this page, employers are signalling for:

  • Intelligence & OSINT · 6 adverts
  • Investigative casework · 2 adverts
  • Incident command & response · 1 advert
  • Surveillance & covert work · 1 advert
  • Working to legislation & regulation · 1 advert

In 1 of the 7 adverts, the employer explicitly asks for this background by name — apply through us and a consultant puts your service record in front of them directly.