- Pay: $60 – 62.40/hr.
- 1 year assignment, possibility of extension.
- Monday – Friday, On site, standard hours
- Global Intelligence Lead to work on the Global Security & Resilience team, taking an active role in primary support of our protective intelligence program while contributing across global and strategic intelligence initiatives.
- This position will report to the Sr. Manager of Global Intelligence Programs and is a great opportunity for a talented individual who has the desire to associate with a fast-growing company in a truly international environment.
- Active Protective Intelligence Support: Take a primary, active role in supporting the protective intelligence program, leading threat assessments for executive travel, board meetings, and high-profile corporate events to directly inform physical security protocols.
- Strategic Risk Analysis & Horizon Scanning: Produce strategic intelligence assessments covering geopolitical risks, macro-level regional dynamics, and emerging threats to inform enterprise risk management and corporate decision-making.
- Operational Enablement & Workshops: Develop and deliver hands-on training workshops for GSOC and RSOC analysts, elevating tradecraft, OSINT collection, and report-writing capabilities.
- Targeted OSINT Investigations: Perform targeted OSINT investigations and provide ad-hoc threat support for rapid-response physical security needs.
- Tradecraft & Program Methodology: Drive continuous improvement in analytical methodologies, intelligence feeds, and structured analytical techniques (e.g., ACH, Scenario Planning) to mature overall team capabilities.
- Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner effectively with key business partners—including Travel, Crisis Communications, Legal, and Worldwide Operations—to deliver timely intelligence and align risk mitigation strategies.
- Executive Stakeholder Briefings: Deliver clear, concise intelligence briefings to business leaders and security leadership, translating complex risk metrics into actionable insight.
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree id required.
- 3–5+ years of dedicated intelligence analysis experience in corporate security, tech, government, or a related sector.
- Intelligence analyst with protective intelligence experience—someone who can take raw threat information, analyze it, and turn it into actionable recommendations for executives and physical security teams.
- Protective Intelligence Expertise: Demonstrated experience supporting protective intelligence programs, executive threat assessments, travel risk, and physical threat monitoring.
- Strategic & Geopolitical Acumen: Proven capability to analyze macro-level geopolitical dynamics and assess potential impacts on global business operations.
- OSINT & Structured Tradecraft: Advanced proficiency with open-source intelligence tools and formal analytical techniques (e.g., ACH, Scenario Planning).
- Communication & Facilitation: Strong written and verbal communication skills, with experience briefing leadership and delivering training/workshops.
- Self-Motivated Execution: Proven ability to work independently out of HQ, manage multiple project deliverables simultaneously, and maintain composure in ambiguous situations.