Deputy Director, Head of Policing and Fire Analysis
Recruiter
The Home Office
Listed on
17th May 2021
Location
United Kingdom
Salary/Rate
£71000 - £85000
Type
Permanent
Start Date
ASAP
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Put robust evidence, analysis and insight at the heart of government decision-making The challenge The Home Office is here to make our country safe, fair and prosperous. Ensuring the decisions, we make are based on high quality evidence and analysis is not just good practice; it can be critical to public safety. That's why the work of the Home Office Analysis and Insight (HOAI) directorate is so important. HOAI is home to some 450 professional analysts who develop and manage the evidence base around policy, funding and activity within key services. The roleA key senior member of HOAI, you will be responsible for setting and delivering an ambitious analytical programme to support and inform decisions on Policing and Fire policies. Our work often has a high public profile and includes analysis of police funding and the Police Uplift Programme; of police powers such as Stop & Search, fire and building safety, which has received increased attention following the Grenfell tragedy; and the work of fire and rescue services. Leading and building a multidisciplinary team of around 60 analysts, you will also support the Director of Analysis & Insight and the Chief Scientific Adviser in transforming the way The Home Office uses analysis. As well as engaging with the police, fire and rescue services and leading academics, you will work closely with colleagues and ministers to ensure that robust evidence and analysis are key drivers for any planned reforms. Developing effective working relationships and building influential networks is therefore a key part of the role.
About you
Your background could be in operational research, economics, social research or statistics but you must combine strong analytical technical expertise with proven leadership skills. We're looking for someone who has the ability to bring analysts of different professions together and promote the effective use of analysis and evidence at the highest levels of government. Capable of setting direction for analytical work programmes to support strategic objectives, you'll also be able to deliver quality work at pace. Exceptional communication skills are, of course, essential, including the ability to articulate complex technical information and draw insights out of analysis. Closing date: 31 May 2021. Benefits
In return for your expertise, we offer a range of benefits including a Civil Service pension, an environment with flexible working options, and continuing learning and development tailored to your role - all within a culture encouraging inclusion and diversity. Apply To apply please visit our website by clicking the APPLY button. Successful candidates must pass a disclosure and barring security check.
