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Global Situational Awareness

Intelligence Analyst

London
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Company Description

We are a team of expert analysts who provide regional, industry-based political risk coverage and context to our public and private sector clients. We work with Fortune 500 organisations to protect their business interests against the growing threat of activism and political instability.

From our 24/7 Global Security Operations Centre, Global Situational Awareness (Global SA) delivers Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM) solutions to our customers. We shape our services to integrate with your security, risk posture, and business strategy. Our strength lies with a team of security experts, and their extensive global network to detect threats and hazards, and from this make decisions with current context, ensuring your assets are safe and secure, and assist you in anticipating and prepare for likely scenarios.

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Our mission is to support organisations with their domestic and international intelligence needs across Tactical, Operational and Strategic platforms to provide a 360-degree operating picture, enabling them to make intelligence lead decisions with confidence.

Situated alongside our 24/7 GSOC, the intelligence function supports Global SA’s capabilities to offer 3Ci - Command, Control, Communication, and intelligence to our customers.

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The Intelligence Analyst role is a full-time, hybrid position based in Greater London, with flexibility for some work from home. The Intelligence Analyst will collect, evaluate, and interpret multi-source information to produce timely intelligence assessments and reports for clients and internal stakeholders. Day-to-day tasks include monitoring global events, conducting threat and risk analysis, and contributing to a 360-degree common operating picture that supports tactical, operational, and strategic decision-making. The role also involves preparing briefings, visualizations, and alerts, collaborating with GSOC and intelligence team members, and maintaining structured databases and intelligence repositories. The analyst is expected to follow established methodologies, uphold data privacy and security standards, and support continuous improvement of GSA’s intelligence processes and tools.

Qualifications

  • Candidates should possess strong All-Source Intelligence and Intelligence Analysis skills, with experience integrating information from diverse classified and open sources.
  • Candidates should possess advanced Analytical Skills, including critical thinking, structured analysis techniques, and the ability to clearly communicate complex findings.
  • Candidates should possess Geospatial Intelligence skills, such as working with maps, geospatial tools, and location-based data to support situational awareness.
  • Candidates should possess knowledge of National Security concepts, global security trends, and risk frameworks relevant to corporate and traveler safety.
  • Relevant experience in an intelligence, security, or risk analysis role within public or private sector environments.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to produce concise reports and brief diverse audiences under time pressure.
  • Proficiency with standard office, data analysis, and visualization tools; familiarity with intelligence platforms or GIS software is advantageous.
  • Bachelor’s degree in International Relations, Security Studies, Intelligence, Political Science, or a related discipline, or equivalent professional experience.
  • Ability to work in a shift-based or time-sensitive environment, manage multiple priorities, and collaborate effectively within a multidisciplinary team.
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Skills

All-Source Intelligence
Intelligence Analysis
Critical Thinking
Structured Analysis Techniques
Geospatial Intelligence
National Security Concepts
Risk Frameworks
Written Communication
Verbal Communication
Data Analysis
Visualization Tools
GIS Software
Threat Analysis
Risk Analysis
Briefing

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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