In this role, you will be at the heart of shaping the response to the cyber crime threat both within the NCA and beyond. It is a role requiring a strategic outlook, strong interpersonal skills, and the ability to respond and deliver quickly and accurately. Depending upon your experience ? your role will either be as a business or performance analyst working in one of our 4P, Strategy or Performance teams. Our 4P teams lead the PURSUE, PREVENT, PROTECT, and PREPARE response to the cyber threat, working with a range of partners across the system to set the strategic direction, agree priorities, coordinate activity, and deliver specific projects to tackle the threat. PURSUE focuses on the UK?s operational, law enforcement response to tackling cyber-crime. PREVENT is focused on deterring, diverting and disrupting individuals from becoming involved in and committing cyber offences. PROTECT looks at ways to build resilience and keep businesses and individuals safe from cyber-attacks. PREPARE works to test the preparedness of the UK to large scale cyber events at the highest priority level across national and regional levels. The Strategy and Performance teams lead the NCCU?s strategic engagement with Her Majesty's Government (HMG), Team Cyber UK incl. National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and other Partners in support of the response to cyber crime. The team lead on corporate briefings and supports senior leaders across the agency as they represent the NCA on cybercrime issues. The ability to analyse data, information and statistics and write reports will be beneficial. Duties and Responsibilities: Tackling cybercrime - Promoting a whole-system approach to tackling cybercrime, ensuring that the NCCU?s work is accurately measured, aligned with national objectives, and continuously improved, by engaging with internal and external stakeholders. Problem Solving - Tackle problems in an efficient manner, utilising innovative and/or automated approaches where appropriate. Undertake research and analysis - Understand how NCCU and wider Team Cyber UK (TCUK) work together best. Team working - Work closely with colleagues across all teams to build and deliver new tooling and/or approaches. Stakeholder relationship management - Contributing to effective System Leadership, working with stakeholders to drive collaboration and performance across the network, maintaining a network of contacts to enable communication and access to information across TCUK Data-driven approach Ensuring that the NCCU operates with a data-driven, intelligence-led approach to cybercrime disruption. Responsibility for performance tracking, system-wide impact analysis, ambition setting, disruption monitoring, and reporting; providing strategic oversight that enables the NCCU to align resources effectively and respond proactively to emerging cyber threats Compliance - Ensure the quality, secure handling and dissemination of information, maintaining confidentiality, sensitivity and duty of care in line with NCA policy. Ensure oversight in data ethics standards and legislation frameworks, and uses these to review and improve existing processes