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Data Analyst / Intelligence officer

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London
1 week ago
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Job Description

Grade 4 - £30,630 to £32,931pa

About Us

The in-house Counter Fraud team provides a counter fraud service to the London Borough of Havering to combat fraud against the Council and protect public funds. The team aims to deliver effective investigation and prevention of fraud; we are growing and recruiting a Data Analyst/Intelligence Officer to support our goals.

About The Job

We seek a Data Analyst / Intelligence Officer with high standards and innovative thinking, eager to develop their career in the public sector fraud space. You will work alongside Counter Fraud Investigators, proactively identifying tenancy, corporate, and non-benefit frauds against the Council, and assist in preparing cases for criminal prosecution, civil action, or disciplinary procedures.

Experience with data analytic tools is desirable as we are expanding our use of such tools. Training opportunities will be provided to support your professional development in counter fraud.

About You

  • Experience in criminal investigations, including interviews under caution, managing evidence, and preparing materials for disciplinary or criminal proceedings.
  • Experience in Housing Fraud.
  • Experience using Open Source Intelligence.
  • Ability to work as part of a team and demonstrate initiative.
  • Drive and enthusiasm for the role.
  • Knowledge of Criminal Procedure and Investigations Act 1996, Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984, Housing Act 1985, Human Rights Act 2000, and Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000.

Please view theJob Profilehere.

Contact & Application

For informal discussions, contact Phil Harris at or Jeremy Welburn at . The closing date for applications is 18th July 2025; early closing may occur if interest is high. Successful applicants will be notified; interview dates will be confirmed. For application support, contact the Recruitment Help Desk at .

Additional Information

We value diversity and are committed to equal opportunity. The Borough of Havering is dedicated to safeguarding children, young people, and vulnerable adults; a DBS check may be required for roles involving these groups.

Please attach a supporting statement (max 2 A4 pages) explaining how you meet the role criteria. Remember to anonymise your documents by removing personal information.

About Havering

Havering offers excellent transport links to London, extensive regeneration, and abundant green spaces. It is a hub for startups, expanding businesses, and industries such as construction, logistics, engineering, and manufacturing. Find out why you should work for Havering Council.


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