Job Description

Who We Are Looking For

We are looking for a proactive, detail-oriented Intelligence Analyst with a strong interest in global security, geopolitical risk, and protective intelligence. The ideal candidate combines excellent analytical and research skills with the ability to identify emerging threats, assess complex information, and translate findings into clear, actionable intelligence that supports informed decision-making. You will be comfortable working across a broad range of intelligence disciplines, from geopolitical analysis and open-source investigations to social media monitoring, travel risk assessments, and protective intelligence. You should have the confidence to work independently, manage competing priorities, and respond effectively to time-sensitive requirements, while also collaborating closely with client stakeholders and wider security teams. We are looking for someone who demonstrates sound judgment, intellectual curiosity, and a forward-looking approach to identifying risks and emerging trends. Strong written and verbal communication skills are essential, as is the ability to present complex security issues in a concise, accessible, and practical way. Experience supporting corporate security, executive protection, or multinational clients will be an advantage. Above all, you will be someone who is adaptable, resourceful, and motivated to deliver high-quality intelligence that helps protect people, assets, and business operations in an increasingly complex global environment.

What You Will Work On

Under the general direction of the Embedded Intelligence Services (EIS) Program Manager, the Intelligence Analyst will support the intelligence requirements of the assigned client, a multinational financial services company. The analyst will monitor and analyze global events to identify and assess threats to the client’s domestic and international operations, interests, assets, and personnel. The analyst will produce tailored intelligence products, assessments, and briefings to support business continuity, personnel safety, protective intelligence, and the client’s global security requirements. Please note this role is located on-site with the client with a hybrid work requirement.

In coordination with the Crisis24 EIS Program Manager and in accordance with established guidance:

• Monitor and analyze global events to identify and assess threats to the client’s domestic and international operations, interests, assets, and personnel
• Produce strategic intelligence analysis utilizing robust and proven analytic methodologies, including geopolitical horizon scanning (supply chain, civil unrest, interstate conflict, and site security), threat-centered or emerging technology security planning, M&A and vendor due diligence, and reputation risk
• Produce regularly scheduled intelligence deliverables covering major incidents affecting business continuity and personnel safety, including forward-looking analysis of incidents and trends likely to affect the client’s interests or locations of concern
• Prioritize in-depth analysis of selected locations relevant to the client’s global strategic interests
• Lead or collaborate on in-depth analytical products and requests for intelligence (RFIs), and lead the production of specific briefings and presentations
• Provide location-based reporting for travelers, crisis management teams, Executive Protection teams (including advance intelligence reporting), expatriate assignments, and other key client stakeholders
• Produce daily situational awareness products tailored to the client’s areas of concern
• Support protective intelligence through online and social media monitoring, including baseline reports, ongoing reporting, escalation of direct threats, executive risk assessments, and digital privacy assessments
• Conduct persons of interest investigations into individuals or groups that may threaten the client or its personnel, reviewing online activity and criminal background information to determine the threat level posed to the client
• Conduct Online Exposure Assessments (OEAs) to establish an individual’s baseline online footprint and evaluate how that information could be leveraged by a malicious actor
• Monitor social media and deep and dark web sources for security-related intelligence, online exposure, and potential threats. Produce monitoring reports covering online chatter and sentiment regarding the client or relevant individuals and organizations
• Provide travel, supply chain, and site threat assessment support, including high-threat locations and VIP travel
• Conduct travel security assessments for employees and executives, covering security, transportation, environmental, and geopolitical threats, including crime, civil unrest, security services, terrorism, kidnapping, natural disasters, health, and transportation concerns. Assessments may include elevated-threat mapping, hotel and route assessments when itinerary details are provided, and risk mitigation strategies, including considerations for women and LGBTQ+ travelers
• Conduct threat assessments related to protests, security incidents, crime, and other relevant developments
• Produce hotel assessments covering accommodation security features and the risk profile of the surrounding area, and site assessments covering property security measures and the risk profile of the vicinity
• Conduct market-entry assessments covering the security landscape that may affect organizations seeking to launch operations in an area, including infrastructure, corruption, and the security environment
• Conduct event assessments covering venue security measures, recent incidents nearby, and online chatter regarding the event to identify potential threats
• Aggregate, visualize, and analyze data, including regular intelligence program production metrics, global footprint visualization (travel, sites, and supply chain), risk exposure metrics, and travel tracking
• Respond to requests for intelligence on other security or geopolitical issues, with requirements agreed upon by the EIS Program Manager and the client
• Perform other duties as assigned within the scope of the intelligence program

What You Will Bring

• Bachelor’s degree required; a master’s degree in intelligence, international relations, security studies, political science, or a related discipline preferred
• 2–4 years of experience in intelligence analysis, open-source investigations, threat assessment, geopolitical risk, protective intelligence, security operations, incident response, supply chain risk, or a related field preferred
• Experience producing intelligence assessments, threat reports, executive briefings, or other analytical products for corporate security, government, or comparable clients preferred
• Familiarity with global security risks, geopolitical developments, travel security, and the assessment of threats to personnel, facilities, and business operations
• Experience using open-source intelligence, social media monitoring, and third-party intelligence platforms to identify, evaluate, and communicate potential threats

Required Skills

• Excellent research, information-gathering, and source-evaluation skills
• Exceptional analytical writing and communication skills, with the ability to translate complex information into concise, actionable intelligence
• Strong critical-thinking, problem-solving, and risk-assessment capabilities
• Ability to assess the credibility, intent, likelihood, and potential impact of identified threats
• Experience conducting comprehensive open-source investigations and monitoring online activity across relevant platforms
• Ability to synthesize information from multiple sources, identify patterns and emerging trends, and develop forward-looking assessments
• Strong understanding of geopolitical developments, security threats, and their potential implications for global business operations
• Effective time-management and organizational skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines in a dynamic environment
• Ability to take initiative, exercise sound judgment, and respond effectively to time-sensitive or high-pressure situations
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to producing accurate, reliable, and well-supported analytical products
• Ability to establish and maintain positive professional relationships with analysts, subject matter experts, client contacts, and other stakeholders
• Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to collaborate effectively with client security teams and cross-functional partners
• Familiarity with data aggregation, visualization, risk metrics, and geographic information or mapping tools preferred
• Experience with executive protection intelligence, travel risk assessments, digital exposure assessments, and social media monitoring preferred
• Foreign language proficiency and international travel experience preferred