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Nightwatch Intelligence

OSINT Trainer

United Kingdom
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Company Description Nightwatch Intelligence delivers specialist counter-fraud training to clients internationally and is a trusted training partner of CIFAS. Nightwatch Intelligence empowers counter-fraud professionals through practical, cutting-edge courses in Digital Document Forensics, OSINT, Investigative Data Analytics, and related disciplines. We run a mixture of online and classroom based courses, aimed at taking students from the start of their journey through to professional competence.

Role Description We're looking for someone to support OSINT training engagements throughout UK and globally. This usually amounts to 8-12 days of training per month.

This role will begin in a support capacity, assisting experienced trainers. You will assist in the design, delivery, and refinement of highly practical, advanced level training courses focused on open-source intelligence, digital investigations, and counter-fraud techniques for security and risk professionals.

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Qualifications

  • Must have a professional (corporate or law enforcement) background in OSINT or online investigations.
  • Strong expertise in OSINT methodologies, online investigations, and digital research techniques.
  • Demonstrated experience delivering technical or investigative training to professional audiences.
  • Ability to design clear, structured training materials, including presentations, exercises, and practical labs.
  • Solid understanding of fraud typologies, cybercrime, and threat landscapes affecting modern organizations.
  • Proficiency with common OSINT tools, social media analysis platforms, and data collection frameworks.
  • Excellent communication, presentation, and facilitation skills, with the ability to explain complex topics simply.
  • Strong analytical and critical thinking abilities, including the capacity to interpret and contextualize open-source data.
  • Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field (e.g., Intelligence Studies, Criminology, Cybersecurity, Security Studies) or equivalent professional experience.
  • Willingness to travel for client engagements and training delivery.
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Skills

OSINT
Online Investigations
Digital Research
Technical Training
Course Design
Fraud Typologies
Cybercrime Analysis
Social Media Analysis
Data Collection Frameworks
Facilitation
Analytical Thinking
Digital Document Forensics

Location

United Kingdom

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