Program Specialist

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Associate degree in public or business administration, accounting, or any discipline related to the work assigned. One year of experience in administrative,

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State Patrol - Agency 64

Lincoln, NE

$21.702

JR2026-00030482 Program Specialist (Open)

This position, under the NSP Professional Standards Division, assists the Administrative Programs Manager II with managing the Combined Law Enforcement Information Network (CLEIN). CLEIN supports over 100 Nebraska law enforcement and criminal justice agencies in accessing federal and state databases like NCIC, N-DEx, Nlets, and others.

Job Duties:
o Prepare and deliver NCIC and Nlets training to students for certification.
o Conduct triennial policy audits for FBI compliance.
o Review data accuracy for NCIC entries and CLEIN transactions.
o Troubleshoot NCIC/Nlets error transactions.
o Monitor agency compliance with FBI policies on CLEIN access.
o Provide policy guidance and support to NSP and partner agencies.
o Liaise with other NSP Divisions, the DMV, and other CLEIN partners.
o Coordinate with terminal agency coordinators and criminal justice administrators.

Requirements

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Must be able to travel throughout the state and nationwide (at times, overnight) when necessary
Must attend Instructor Development Training within first 6 months of employment
NCIC knowledge and certification
Prior work in a related field (public safety, dispatching, etc.)
A working knowledge of CLEIN, mission, purpose, and operation
A knowledge of CJ systems, an understanding of their missions, purpose, and operation, including NCIC, N-DEx, NICS, NLETS, Patrol Criminal History, and NCJIS (Nebraska Criminal Justice Information System)
A basic understanding and awareness of IT networking
Ability to lift minor objects

Procedures used to enter and retrieve confidential information from NCIC, NLETS, and other criminal justice systems
Computer terminology and computer terminal operation, including Microsoft Excel, Word, Power Point, the State’s central computer information management system, NCJIS

Effectively communicate to exchange information, audit, investigate, research findings and conclusions, and maintain cooperative work relationships
Display initiative and commitment towards completing assignments
Be detail oriented/organized
Apply methods and instructions pertinent to the collection, analysis, and dissemination/presentation of data
Identify trends and activities
Create and summarize data into charts, timelines, graphs, tables, and narrative reports.
Operate computer terminals, office equipment, and communications center equipment.

What We Offer

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The State of Nebraska values our teammates as well as a supportive environment that strives to promote diversity, inclusion, and belonging. We recruit, hire, train, and promote in all job classifications and at all levels without regard to race, color, religion, sex. age, national origin, disability, marital status or genetics.