Company Overview

At Jensen Hughes, we lead with our Purpose + Principles and value our people. Across our global partnership of experts, clients, and communities, we are recognized worldwide for our leadership in fire protection engineering, a legacy of responsibility we have advanced with pride since 1939. Today, our expertise extends broadly across closely related risk management fields — from accessibility consulting, risk and hazard analysis, process safety and forensic investigations to security risk consulting, emergency management and digital innovation. As we champion best practices, set industry standards and support communities with innovative solutions, we are making the world a better place.

We believe that creating and sustaining a culture of trust, integrity and professional growth fundamentally includes a sustained commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

At Jensen Hughes, diversity is ingrained in our culture -- we accept people for who they are, regardless of age, disability, gender identity, gender expression, marital status, mental health, race, faith or belief, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic background.  Our differences and uniqueness are celebrated and reflected in our wide range of Global Employee Networks.

Job Overview

Jensen Hughes is looking for a subject matter expert to collaborate with a team of professionals committed to empowering clients and protecting their interests through policy review, community outreach, critical insight, candid assessments and data analysis and report drafting.  If you have a passion for criminal justice, providing direction in times of crisis and vision in times of transformation, and have strong organizational skills, then keep reading … this may be the position for you! 

Jensen Hughes is seeking a Consultant to work in a hybrid environment, preferably located in the Midwest.  The position will project manage client work and provide assessment, investigative and technical assistance to local, state and federal law enforcement agencies regarding issues related to the delivery of law enforcement services.  The position will require the ability to travel nationwide to participate in site visits at a client site for a period of time that is typically between 2 to 5 days at a time.  International travel might also occur on a less frequent basis.

The position calls for an experienced subject-matter expert (SME) who has broad experience regarding police community relations, delivery of the day-to-day operations of law enforcement agencies and/or working with law enforcement goals and objectives at the local level. The ideal candidate will have experience in delivering projects and supervising those responsible for providing law enforcement services or working with invested stakeholders in problem-solving on law enforcement issues. 

We place a high priority on responsiveness and the ability to listen and understand clients' needs.  We excel at aligning their priorities with high-valued services that deliver meaningful solutions focused on improved police community relations and improved internal accountability.

Responsibilities

  • Participating in law enforcement agency assessments, covering a range of issues, with tactical, fundamental community and strategic recommendations based upon risk-driven factors.
  • Engaging with law enforcement agencies, communities and other stakeholders in the delivery of our work.
  • Maintaining confidentiality, discretion and privacy of client-sensitive information.
  • Working in a collaborative environment to ensure the quality, consistency and integrity of the work produced by our team.
  • Managing projects within budget, schedule and resourcing constraints.
  • Scheduling and assigning duties to colleagues, team members and subcontractors and ensuring assignments are completed as directed.
  • Generating high-quality, high-impact client deliverables, driven by you in collaboration with the Jensen Hughes project and communications team.
  • Working with the Finance Team in reporting and measuring the progression of projects assigned to and led by you.
  • Working with the Law Enforcement Consulting team to identify business opportunities to help drive continued outreach and client development, in partnership with our team.

Requirements and Qualifications

At least 10-plus years’ experience working in the reform or in a policy and organizational improvement role related to the delivery and oversight of law enforcement services. Management roles, with the supporting documentation of collaboration in and outside a law enforcement agency, are preferred. Our team members have typically served in a variety of leadership positions within law enforcement or partnered agency. Candidates who have an extensive background in police policy development, community engagement, law enforcement oversight, or who have served full-time in academia in a position associated with administration of justice, are also considered.  The following are some of the key work experience areas we seek in those who apply- and the candidate need not have all, nor is this a complete list:  

  • Leadership experience in a local, state or federal law enforcement agency (at the rank of sergeant or above, or its equivalent within a stakeholder agency or professional staff role such as supervising attorney or investigations manager.
  • Internal Affairs investigations and internal investigation management experience.
  • Experience creating and/or managing Early Intervention System (EIS) programs for law enforcement agencies, inclusive of data analysis.
  • Background in recruiting, testing, completing background investigations for, hiring and promoting law enforcement personnel.
  • Documented experience, including certifications, in designing and delivering state-certified training courses for law enforcement and non-sworn professional staff personnel, including the following topic areas:
          • Leadership
          • Field Training Officer (FTO) training
          • Community Policing
          • Use of Force
          • Critical Incident Response, to include the Incident Command System (ICS)
          • Internal Affairs investigations and management
          • Constitutional-Based Policing/Bias-Free Policing
          • Procedural Justice
  • Experience providing research and analysis within a law enforcement agency.
  • Engagement with Civilian Oversight entities established for law enforcement.
  • Experience providing monitoring or oversight services for local, state or federal consent decree or stipulated agreement projects between local law enforcement agencies and state and federal agencies.

 

 

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Please note that the salary range provided is a good faith estimate for the position at the time of posting and not a guarantee of compensation. Final compensation may vary based on factors, including but not limited to, responsibilities of the job, education, experience, knowledge, skills, and abilities, geographic location, internal equity, alignment with market data.

 

Jensen Hughes offers a competitive total rewards package, which includes a 401(k) with company match, healthcare coverage and a broad range of other benefits. Incentives and/or benefit packages may vary depending on the positions.”

National Pay Range
$110,000$150,000 USD

Jensen Hughes is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Qualified candidates will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability or protected veteran status.


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*Policy on use of 3rd party recruiting agency for direct placements

Jensen Hughes will occasionally augment a recruiting search through agencies for certain positions when business conditions warrant. Jensen Hughes will not accept resumes, inquiries or proposals from recruiting agencies as an acceptable method to consider a candidate. 3rd party recruiting agencies must sign a standard Jensen Hughes agreement after being evaluated and accepted by a Human Resources or Talent Acquisition manager, or member of the talent acquisition team. Hiring managers and employees of Jensen Hughes are not authorized to accept resumes, engage in fee-based searches through recruiting firms or sign a search agreement. Please note this policy does not apply to “staffing firms” or firms that are involved with hiring temporary staff. Any recruiting agency interested in being considered may contact our recruiting team at jensenhughesrecruiting.com.

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