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IPPC Technologies is actively looking for potential candidates to assist our Spotlight program as a Spotlight Analyst. Spotlight is a data analysis service provided by IPPC Technologies that uses human verification augmented with artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to validate content captured and flagged by IPPC’s monitoring and analysis solutions. Spotlight’s mission is to provide agencies and officers with streamlined and verified leads, for possible intervention opportunities related to concerning behaviors, as well as, to reduce the amount of data officers ultimately need to review. Qualities we look for in a potential Spotlight Analyst: critical thinker, problem solver, self-reliance, flexibility, eagerness to learn, determination, inquisitive. Spotlight is overseen by retired Senior US Probation Officer – Cyber Crime Specialist Brian J. Kelly. Candidates can learn more about the Spotlight service by reading his recent articles for the IPPC Technologies e-newsletter, which can be found at uspokelly.com.
Candidates should have a strong understanding of computer & Internet management/monitoring in a community corrections setting and possess education, training and law enforcement/industry-recognized certification(s) showing proficiency in how computers and the Internet work, content moderation, cybercrime investigations, digital forensics, mental health/sex offender treatment, etc. If you do not possess a current law enforcement/industry-recognized certification in a related topic area, it is recommended that a training plan, indicating how you will obtain an approved certification, be submitted with your resume. Please be advised that cybersecurity and/or vendor-specific training/certification alone may not be sufficient.
As IPPC Technologies has contracts and agreements with government agencies, potential candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States. Candidates cannot currently be on pretrial services, probation, parole, supervised release, or other form of community supervision (e.g., federal, state, or local supervision) or have been convicted of any compromising offense.
