VACANCY NOTICE 1583

This vacancy announcement pertains to law enforcement and/or governmental officials within INTERPOL's member countries only.

Please read the Conditions of Secondment in force at INTERPOL (shared via the NCB) including the maximum duration of secondment.

Please be aware that your home Administration/Agency/Service/Government will be responsible for all of your salary/remuneration, social insurance, pension contributions, welfare benefits, family allowances, benefits during your assignment at INTERPOL as well as travel, removal expenses related to your arrival at and departure from INTERPOL, and any other related costs depending on your circumstances. It is requested that you obtain in writing, confirmation from your home Administration/Agency/Service/Government that it agrees with these CONDITIONS OF SECONDMENT. This confirmation letter should be forwarded to us THROUGH THE NCB.

INTERPOL is the world’s largest international police organization, with 196 member states. Created in 1923, it facilitates cross-border police co-operation, and supports and assists all organizations, authorities, and services whose mission is to prevent or combat international crime. INTERPOL is now looking for a qualified candidate as a SECONDMENT - Operations Specialist (CCC Singapore) within the which is part of the​​​​​​ Exec. Dir. Police Capabilities.

Job title: SECONDMENT - Operations Specialist (CCC Singapore)
Reporting To: Coordinator
Location: Singapore
Duration (in months): 36.00
Grade: 6
Number of post: 1
Security Clearance Level: Basic
Deadline for application: 21 December 2026

INTERPOL actively encourages applications from women and nationals of member countries that are currently unrepresented among our staff (please click on this link to access the list of countries). Candidates from these countries are particularly encouraged to apply.

INTERPOL’s recruitment process is merit-based hence all hiring decisions are made considering the applicant’s qualifications and the needs of the Organization.

Under the guidance and monitoring of his/her direct supervisor, and operating at all times with minimal supervision, the Operations Specialist assists transnational police, anti-crime and disaster response co-operation in accordance with the mandate of the department to which he/she is assigned:

OSA/CCC: The Command and Co-ordination Centre operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every day of the year, in English, French, Spanish and Arabic operating as a First Response Unit.

DUTIES AND ACTIVITIES

(performed in accordance with the department to which the incumbent is assigned)

1. Reception and assessment of all incoming information to IPSG (which may be received in all four official languages).

2. Assessment of the level of urgency and implementation of subsequent action upon urgent operational, tactical and strategic matters.

3. Logistical and support services provided from Lyon to member countries and support teams both in-house and in the field.

4. Provision of comprehensive services via specialized field team support in response to the needs of the requesting administration.

5. Facilitation of communication between NCBs and General Secretariat staff on day-to-day and specific issues.

6. Assistance in the location, identification and detention of persons and substances or goods moving illegally around the world and continued monitoring of subsequent movements as required.

7. Provisions of a real time service to locate and identify persons travelling that are wanted or using fraudulent documents.

8. Gathering, reporting and processing of information and data, in accordance with the rules on the processing of data (RPD), relevant to transnational crimes and criminals, wanted persons, individuals subject to criminal investigation, crisis and major events to ensure the relevance and accuracy of information in the Organization’s databases and alert member countries to potential dangers/threats.

9. Preparation of clear, impartial, concise, objective reports on all activities, including movements of INTERPOL and related personnel.

10. Assessment of needs, provision and planning of relevant training.

11. Identification of best practices and setting of internationally shared standards for comprehensive and efficient exchange of information or biometrics.

12. Notice Publication and on a daily basis quality control and compliance review for Notices, wanted diffusions and other diffusions;

13. Replace supervisor when necessary.

Perform any other duties as required by the supervisor.

QUALIFICATIONS, COMPETENCIES AND SKILLS

Education and qualification required:

• At least two years’ University education in an area relevant to the incumbent’s duties.

Experience required:

• At least three years’ experience in in an area relevant to the department to which the incumbent will be assigned. Five years’ experience in the area is required if the incumbent does not have the required level of education.

Languages:

• Fluency in English and a second official language of the Organization is required. Proficiency in a third official working (Arabic, French or Spanish) would be an additional asset.
• Proficiency in a widely-spoken non-official language such as Russian or Mandarin would be an additional asset.

Abilities required:

• Work experience with law enforcement entities and/or in crisis management positions is an asset;
• Experience of working in other international organizations, or participating in field missions is an asset;
• Knowledge of criminal procedures, criminalistics or law enforcement actions and practices;
• Sound knowledge of the Rules on the Processing of Data;
• Strong communication skills, both in written and oral form;
• Experience in working with computers including knowledge of oral presentations software, business intelligence and word processing software;
• Flexibility and adaptability to changing conditions and demonstrated proactivity and resourcefulness
• Ability to understand complex scenarios and judge them objectively and identify any source bias
• Attention to detail
• Prone to self-improvement and sharing knowledge with colleagues
• Personal and professional maturity;
• Ability to maintain objectivity and apply logical reasoning;
• Ability to work in teams as well as individually;
• Ability to work under pressure;
• Good social skills, particularly in a multicultural environment;
• Initiative, creativity (original thinking) and curiosity;
• Ability to synthesize;
• Good listening skills.

As part of our commitment to transparency throughout our recruitment process, INTERPOL's Staff Manual Regulation 11.4: Age-limit, which states that:

'Officials of the Organization shall not normally be retained in service beyond the age of 65 years. The Secretary General may, in exceptional cases and in the interests of the Organization, extend this age limit, in which case he shall inform the official concerned sufficiently in advance.'

Given this Regulation and in case candidates reach the age of 65 during the potential duration of the appointment, should they be selected for the position and the process proceed to appointment, the employment period may be affected by this regulatory limit and may therefore not extend for the full standard contract duration as published in the vacancy notice.

We are sharing this information to ensure transparency at this stage of the process.