Mary Kerr

Analytical professional with seven years of work experience in the Northern Territory Police Force. Proven expertise in leadership, problem-solving, and work prioritisation. Demonstrated skills in investigative work and a self-motivated approach to seeking justice and the truth. Acutely aware of the impact of government policy and laws on Aboriginal people. Seeking a role to effect positive change in the community. Excellent communication skills, both verbal and non-verbal, with the ability to engage with vulnerable individuals. Proven track record of addressing crime and promoting a safe environment by cultivating relationships with community members. Highly organised, detail-oriented, and able to exceed expectations while working unsupervised. Experienced in conducting criminal investigations as a Police Officer, including specialised units such as CAT, Sex Crimes Unit, DFVU, Major Crime, and Serious Crime. Proficient in producing accurate and thorough investigative material within tight timelines. Possesses proficient computer skills and is quick to learn new ones. Typing speed of approximately sixty words per minute with comprehensive writing skills. Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Laws degree with expected graduation in 2027. Eager to apply investigative skills to a new employment opportunity.

• Remote Service Ribbon
• Commissioner Recognition Letter

• Working with Children Clearance (WWCC)
• National Criminal History Check
• Senior First Aid
• Domestic and Family Violence Risk Assessment and Management Framework (RAMF) training