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The Intelligence Analyst role is a critical part of the Global Security Operations Center (GSOC) team. The Analyst is responsible for investigations conducted on behalf of a high-profile customer. This includes providing tasks to a team of GSOC Operators and Junior Analysts, and collaborating with Senior Management to determine the nature of the tasks to be completed by GSOC Operators and Junior Analysts. The Intelligence Analyst is required to prioritize tasks within the team, ensure quality control, and engage with Senior Management to confirm that expectations are being met and that information is being conveyed effectively.
Job Responsibility:
Prepare and/or evaluate all submitted analytical and investigative reports to ensure accuracy, research, investigative sufficiency, and professional quality
edit and correct, as necessary and disseminate to decision-makers
Conduct evaluations of security assignments and determine feasibility of delivery requested
determine actual or potential problems
define possible resolution to current and/or potential issues
and implement plan of action to mitigate risks or deficiencies
Responsible for deciphering, evaluating, and prioritizing information, intelligence, and events in a meaningful way that will aid the business in mitigating risk, exposure, and impacts globally to its people, assets, and brand
Initiate intelligence reporting of all events deemed significant within a specified period of time, focusing primarily on proactive analysis and prevention
provide information that will be used by customer and Allied Universal Security Managers to make decisions regarding preventative measures, real-time response, as well as produce required reports and assessments as needed and upon client request
Proof-read briefings, white papers, executive summaries, attend meetings and perform other tasks that communicate and execute plans for the Operations Center Supervisor
Advise the organization on technical aspects of administration/support functions to include providing internal reports/form control and file management
develop, and implement administration procedures
Participate in business continuity exercises, internal reviews and self-assessments
collaborate in the development of remedial training plans and security procedures to resolve any deficiencies
Prepare analyses, assessments, verbal briefs or other products by applying expert judgment and specialized experience in interpreting information and making decisions
Manage the “intelligence cycle” through the systematic collection, collation, evaluation, interpretation and analysis of information and process this into timely, accurate, and relevant intelligence
Produce high-quality threat assessments, security alerts, country risk assessments, multi-media presentations and other relevant security and awareness products for dissemination to relevant audiences across the organization as determined by the Intelligence Analyst under the guidelines provided by Senior Management
Contribute to Global Security projects (physical/investigations/travel and event security)
take an active leadership role in areas under their scope as determined by Senior Management
Maintain excellent working and reciprocal relationships with peer professionals, law enforcement, intelligence and security agencies, regulatory authorities, customs organizations, commercial vendors, and other relevant bodies
Enhance the existing intelligence collection plans and priorities
collect information from multiple sources, collate, validate, and document material, evaluate the reliability, accuracy, and credibility of sources, and interpret, analyse, and assess intelligence.
Evaluate and improve upon existing operating procedures and working practices documentation for intelligence operations as needed
Determine and recommend courses of action for the planning, direction and prioritization of security controls and intelligence development operations
Requirements:
Must possess one or more of the following: Associate’s Degree Security Intelligence, Threat Analysis or related field of study
Minimum of two (2) years of civilian or military intelligence analysis experience