Ex-Police Intelligence & Analysis Jobs in Sydney
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. Showing live roles in Sydney (New South Wales) matched to police leavers.
- live matched jobs
- 4
- advertised pay
- A$87,199 – A$146,945
- employers hiring
- 2
- newest role
- Yesterday
- Full-time
Admin Officer Cyber Threat Intelligence
NSW Department of Communities and Justice · Sydney
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
- Full-time
Integrity and Security Analyst
NSW Government · Sydney
A$133,348 – A$146,945Estimated
Your experience producing tactical intelligence under the National Intelligence Model, assessing threats, and writing evidential reports directly prepares you for this role. You will apply your skills in identifying high-risk behaviours and locations, collaborating with operational teams, and delivering intelligence products that guide real-world decisions. Your background in law enforcement legislation and stakeholder management is exactly what this role requires.
Posted 5 days ago
- Full-time
Disaster Recovery Intelligence Officer
NSW Government · Sydney
A$116,981 – A$129,492Estimated
This role draws directly on your experience with the intelligence cycle, analytical products and multi-agency coordination from policing. You will collect, collate and analyse information from diverse sources to produce actionable intelligence, exactly as you did under the National Intelligence Model. Your ability to work under pressure, manage competing priorities and communicate complex findings to senior stakeholders is precisely what this intelligence-led recovery capability requires.
Posted 5 days ago
- Full-time
Disaster Recovery Intelligence Officer
NSW Department of Communities and Justice · Sydney
A$116,981 – A$129,492Estimated
You bring direct experience of the intelligence cycle, source evaluation and analytical product creation from policing, which maps exactly onto this role's core requirement to collect, analyse and produce actionable intelligence for decision-makers. Your background in managing complex information under pressure, writing clear briefs and working with operational teams in fast-paced environments means you can step into this disaster recovery intelligence function with minimal adjustment. The role's emphasis on stakeholder engagement, risk identification and surge capacity also mirrors the multi-
Posted 5 days ago
The intelligence & analysis market in Sydney right now
There are 4 live intelligence & analysis roles in Sydney matched for police leavers right now, from NSW Department of Communities and Justice and NSW Government.
Advertised pay runs from A$87,199 to A$146,945 a year, and the typical advertised role sits around A$123,000 — based on the 4 adverts that publish a salary.
Full-time 4 · newest role posted yesterday. This page updates as our job feeds refresh.
What Sydney intelligence & analysis employers are asking for
We score every advert against the competencies police leavers build in service. Across the 4 live intelligence & analysis roles on this page, employers are signalling for:
- Intelligence & OSINT · 4 adverts
- Working to legislation & regulation · 4 adverts
- Training & coaching delivery · 2 adverts
- Investigative casework · 1 advert
- Multi-agency & police liaison · 1 advert
In 1 of the 4 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.