International Police Officer in Sudan

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE INTERNATIONAL CIVILIAN POLICE PROGRAM

 

 

The Recruiting Unit of DynCorp International is pleased to announce a new international police mission that has openings available for immediate deployment.  The U.S. Department of State has made an agreement with the United Nations to support a law enforcement training mission in Sudan.  The United Nations Mission in Sudan (UNMIS) is an unarmed training, mentoring, and monitoring mission. Officers are likely to be involved in one or more of the following activities: training Sudanese police (likely NCOs) on human rights, community policing, basic tactical police moves, basic investigative skills, writing reports, and crime analysis.  Police advisors will assist the Southern Sudanese with institutional development and building a police force from the ground up, assessing local needs, and monitoring key flashpoints along with local police.

 

The UNMIS work schedule could be 10 hours per day or more with 6 days of compensatory time off (CTO) with one and half days leave time per month given by the UN.  The maximum amount of paid/compensated work days per year is 313.  The maximum compensation package for the mission in Sudan is up to $121,468.00.  The compensation package consists of base pay, Post Differential, Hazardous Duty, bonus pay, and mission subsistence allowance which will vary according to the location of the job assignment.

 

Basic Requirements:Significant training background (i.e. Academy Instructor/Trainer, FTO, Curriculum Development) US Citizen Applicant must have a combined total of eight (8) years work experience with at least five (5) years being at the position of sworn civilian law enforcement. Actively serving sworn civilian law enforcement officer (which excludes federal, military, and corrections), or recently separated within 5 years. Ability to communicate in English. Valid US driver's license and ability to operate a standard transmission vehicle. Unblemished background. Excellent health and be able to pass a law enforcement physical and a physical agility test. Valid U.S. passport will be required. Must be able to qualify with a 9mm semi-automatic handgun. Previous mission completion with U.S. Department of State CivPol preferred.