Role OverviewThe Senior Intelligence Analyst serves as an investigative researcher, fusing commercial data, law enforcement holdings, and open-source information into lead and intelligence packages that agents and protective details can act on within the same shift.
What You Will Do
Fuse commercial investigative databases, law enforcement systems, public records, social media, and other open sources to identify, locate, and confirm subjects of interest. Build lead packages with subject identifiers, current and historical addresses, associates, vehicles, phones, digital footprint, travel indicators, threat indicators/reporting and financial indicators/reporting.
Why It Might Be a Fit
This is an SME position that carries a full research load, sets the standard for tradecraft and product quality, and coordinates a small team through high-tempo surges.
Requirements
- Expert-level proficiency in third-party investigative and OSINT tools
- Ability to maintain expert-level proficiency as platforms evolve
- Ability to resolve identities across aliases, transliterated names, and fragmented records
- Ability to assign a stated confidence level with supporting rationale for every identification
- Ability to flag officer-safety considerations in every package
- Ability to map/link associate, family, business, and communications networks
- Ability to provide real-time OSINT support to agents and protective details during operations and events
- Ability to produce pre-travel, event, and venue threat assessments
- Ability to monitor open sources for threats and emerging risks
- Ability to develop detailed collection plans
- Ability to write clear, sourced analytical reports
- Ability to brief findings to agents, supervisors, and government leadership
- Ability to screen, prioritize, and assign incoming leads
- Ability to perform quality assurance and quality control reviews on all team products
- Ability to develop and deliver OSINT training for agents and analysts
- Ability to conduct research using approved managed-attribution and operational security practices
- Ability to recommend new tools, data sources, and automation
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