An intelligence expert is needed to help bring paedophiles and child abusers to justice - but the harrowing job is not for the faint hearted.
The National Crime Agency's (NCA) Child Sexual Exploitation Bureau is seeking an intelligence officer based at its headquarters in Warrington.
The job would be ideal for those from a law enforcement background, and who are used to dealing with intelligence systems.
The job description warns that successful candidates will be expected to view and analyse child abuse material, and will need a full psychological assessment before taking up the position.
It says: "The role of the Intelligence Officer necessitates that on a regular basis you will view reports and assess whether the material (this includes images, media and chat) constitutes a criminal offence.
"Your task will be to identify the location of the child or subjects, utilising a variety of intelligence development techniques and working within relevant legislation.
"You will need to make sure that corporate records are maintained as to the action and casework that is undertaken.
"Key to the role is an enquiring mind and ability to think laterally so that the right intelligence development technique is used to identify those who exploit children.
"You must be resilient as the nature of the material viewed can be challenging."
All candidates will need to pass an enhanced background check and need to have lived in the UK for at least three out of the past five years.
The job description and details of how to apply are here.
