HybridOn-site in the London office Monday to Friday, with potential remote work one day per week.
About the job
Requirements
Approximately 4-5 years of experience in intelligence collection, analysis, and production, with a focus on business risk and security in a corporate environment.
A bachelor's degree in a related field, such as International Relations, Security Studies, Journalism, or Business Management.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English, and fluency in at least one regional language.
Experience leveraging data analysis tools and techniques.
High-level experience in geopolitical risk and security trends relevant to a global technology company, with subject matter expertise on the EMEA region.
The ability to interpret and collect intelligence information, track threats and geopolitical developments, and determine their impact on business staff, assets, operations, and reputation.
The ability to deliver verbal and written briefings to stakeholders, customize intelligence output to stakeholder needs, and build and maintain strong stakeholder relationships.
The ability to work cross-functionally across global teams and adapt to evolving intelligence needs.
Experience managing complex projects and priorities with a high degree of autonomy.
The ability to innovate and identify opportunities to enhance efficiency or effectiveness within the role, including developing knowledge to increase effectiveness.
The ability to take on and action feedback and develop professionally.
Responsibilities
Monitor open-source and vendor intelligence feeds to identify risks to business operations in the EMEA region.
Conduct comprehensive risk assessments for personnel, assets, operations, travel, and special events.
Produce strategic and tactical reports that provide proactive, in-depth analysis and actionable insight to client stakeholders and enable mitigation measures.
Deliver situational-awareness reporting to support crisis response and business continuity.
Establish and maintain relationships with internal stakeholders to align intelligence efforts with business needs.
Lead cross-functional intelligence projects involving high-impact events and emerging threats.
Verbally brief senior stakeholders on the strategic implications of geopolitical, security, and regulatory developments.
Safeguard sensitive and confidential information.
Implement current techniques, tools, and best practices to support a global intelligence function.
Periodically support protective-intelligence investigations into persons or groups of interest as part of managing threats to the client's employees, assets, and operations.
Desired Qualifications
Experience with SQL and/or Python.
Further professional certification or post-graduate education.
Membership in professional intelligence or security organizations, such as ASIS, ATAP, AIRIP, or Analysts' Roundtable.
Job Description
Position Summary
We are looking for an experienced Intelligence Analyst to join us in an embedded role for a global social media client. You will be based in the client’s Global Physical Security Intelligence Team, and your primary focus will be on EMEA, with the ability to support on global cross-regional projects as required. In this role, you will assist the client in making decisions about the safety and security of its people, assets, operations and reputation in the EMEA region.
You will be responsible for leveraging advanced analytical and investigative techniques to identify and assess risks to the client’s business, provide actionable intelligence and support decision making for key security functions, including, crisis management and travel security. You will monitor intelligence sources, conduct risk assessments and produce strategic and tactical intelligence products.
This is an onsite role at the client’s London office, working Monday to Friday 9am – 6pm, with the potential to work remotely one day a week. There may be occasional need to work out-of-hours during emergencies and time-sensitive matters.
Essential Functions / Responsibilities
Monitor open-source and vendor intelligence feeds to identify risks to business operations in the EMEA region
Conduct comprehensive risk assessments for personnel, assets, operations, travel, and special events
Produce strategic and tactical reports to deliver proactive and in-depth analysis and actionable insight to client stakeholders, to enable them to drive mitigation measures
Deliver situational awareness reporting to support crisis response and business continuity
Establish and maintain relationships with internal stakeholders to align intelligence efforts with business needs
Lead cross-functional intelligence projects around high-impact events and emerging threats
Verbally brief senior stakeholders on strategic implications of geopolitical, security, and regulatory developments
Safeguard sensitive and confidential information
Display innovation, implementing the latest techniques, tools and best practices to support a global intelligence function
Periodically support protective intelligence investigations into persons/groups of interest as part of the overall management of threats to the client’s employees, assets, and operations
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Outstanding analytical and problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment
High-level experience in geopolitical risk and security trends relevant to a global tech company, with subject matter expertise on the EMEA region
Strong commercial awareness, with the ability to interpret and collect intelligence information, track threats and geopolitical developments, and determine their impact to business staff, assets, operations and reputation
Excellent ability to deliver verbal and written briefings to stakeholders, customise intelligence output to stakeholder needs, and build and maintain strong stakeholder relationships
Ability to work cross-functionally across global teams and adapt to evolving intelligence needs
Experience in managing complex projects and priorities with a high degree of autonomy
Ability to innovate and identify potential opportunities to enhance efficiency and/or effectiveness within own area of work, including developing own knowledge to increase effectiveness
Ability to take on and action feedback, with eagerness to grow skillset and develop professionally
Qualifications
Qualifications
Approximately 4-5 years of experience in intelligence collection, analysis, and production, with a focus on business risk and security in a corporate environment
Bachelor’s degree in related field, such as International Relations, Security Studies, Journalism, Business Management
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English, and fluency in at least one regional language
Experience leveraging data analysis tools and techniques; SQL and/or Python preferred
Further professional certification or post-graduate education, preferred
Membership in professional intelligence or security organisations (e.g., ASIS, ATAP, AIRIP, Analysts' Roundtable), preferred
Additional Information
Interview Process
Initial call with our Talent Acquisition team member
Timed written assessment (arranged at a time that suits you) to test writing and analytical capability
Panel interview with some of the team members and hiring managers at Sibylline
Meet and Greet with the client
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