
Principal Threat Intelligence Analyst
Posted 11 hours ago

Posted 11 hours ago
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United Kingdom.
• Create, assess, and provide high-quality intelligence outputs.
• Guarantee analytical precision, editorial uniformity, and prompt distribution in line with client needs and established criteria.
• Offer editorial supervision and quality assurance for intelligence documentation.
• Provide feedback and mentorship to junior analysts regarding writing, analytical techniques, and product standards.
• Formulate and execute intelligence collection strategies for both new and existing products.
• Determine suitable sources, monitoring techniques, and tools to fulfill client intelligence requirements.
• Assist in the development and enhancement of standard and customized intelligence products, SOPs, and intelligence workflows.
• Deliver training and direction on TIU products, OSINT techniques, intelligence monitoring platforms, and analytical tools.
• Conduct advanced OSINT investigations, covering social media, deep web, and dark web surveillance.
• Utilize internal databases and specialized intelligence platforms to identify, validate, and evaluate threats.
• Aid in the prioritization and distribution of team responsibilities.
• Address emerging incidents, urgent client inquiries, and surge demands.
• Collaborate with other Sibylline teams on best practices, cross-functional intelligence initiatives, and intelligence capabilities.
• Serve as a primary client liaison, assist in intelligence scoping discussions, provide briefings, and formulate intelligence collection strategies.
• Oversee junior analysts and take on operational leadership of the Threat Intelligence Unit during the absence of the Lead Threat Intelligence Analyst.
• A Bachelor's degree in Security Studies, International Relations, War Studies, Criminal Justice, or a related field; or equivalent professional experience.
• At least two years of experience in threat intelligence, geopolitical analysis, security operations, or a similar discipline.
• Proven experience in mentoring, training, or supervising other analysts.
• Demonstrated proficiency in utilizing OSINT methodologies and intelligence monitoring tools.
• Experience in creating intelligence products, supporting client interactions, and enhancing intelligence collection and reporting processes.
• Strong professional or academic knowledge of international security matters.
• Expertise in at least one significant geographical area: Americas, Middle East & Africa, Asia Pacific, or Europe & Eurasia.
• Exceptional writing, editing, analytical, communication, and interpersonal skills.
• Comprehensive understanding of OSINT methodologies, geopolitical trends, and intelligence monitoring tools.
• Proficiency in intelligence monitoring platforms, social media monitoring software, mass notification systems, and data analysis and visualization tools.
• Strong organizational and operational management abilities.
• Proven leadership and mentoring capabilities.
• Ability to work autonomously, show initiative, and maintain high analytical and editorial quality.
• Willingness to work flexible hours, including evenings, weekends, public holidays, rotating shifts, and on-call responsibilities.
• Excellent written and spoken English skills.
• Availability of remote work options.
• Opportunities for career advancement.
• Exposure to high-profile clients and challenging projects.
• Access to training and guidance opportunities.
• Flexible work arrangements including evenings, weekends, public holidays, night shifts, rotating shifts, and on-call duties.
• Commitment to an equal opportunity workplace.
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