Embedded Junior Intelligence Analyst

Summary

Sibylline is a leading intelligence and strategic risk consultancy in the security sector. They are seeking a motivated Intelligence Analyst to join their embedded team supporting a global technology company, responsible for delivering timely and actionable intelligence across the Americas and Europe.

Responsibilities

• Conduct all-source research and OSINT monitoring to identify emerging threats, security incidents, reputational risks, and trends relevant to the client’s operating environment
• Triage findings and support timely escalation in line with defined tasking and escalation frameworks; maintain accurate logs and supporting evidence
• Produce intelligence products, briefings, and situational awareness updates under established guidance and quality standards
• Respond to ad hoc requests for information (RFIs) from security stakeholders, delivering well-sourced, clearly structured analysis under time constraints
• Support incident response and crisis communications through intelligence-led situational awareness (e.g. rapid updates, context, potential impacts, and recommended next steps as appropriate)
• Follow established SOPs and provide feedback on opportunities for improvement when identified
• Participate in quality assurance processes (peer review/editing) and uphold briefing and writing standards to ensure consistent, high-quality delivery
• Collaborate effectively with team members and support stakeholder requests under the guidance of the Team Lead

Skills

• Bachelor's degree in International Relations, Security Studies, Criminal Justice, Journalism, or a relevant field from an accredited college or university; or equivalent professional experience
• 1–3 years of relevant experience in corporate intelligence, security intelligence, geopolitical risk, investigations, journalism/research, or adjacent roles supporting operational decision-making
• Excellent written and spoken English
• Clarity of thought and analytical flair
• Strong, demonstrable interest in security and intelligence
• The ability to work under pressure, demonstrate leadership when required but also be able to collaborate effectively in teams
• Excellent attention to detail
• Strong research and analytical skills
• Ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment
• Comfortable working with open-source information, monitoring emerging developments, and communicating findings clearly to a variety of audiences
• Demonstrated interest in geopolitical analysis, threat monitoring, activism-related issues, or operational security topics
• Ability to translate complex threat and risk information into concise, actionable intelligence for security and operational stakeholders
• Foundational understanding of all-source research methodologies, OSINT collection techniques, and analytical tradecraft
• Working knowledge of the intelligence cycle and briefing standards; able to produce clear, well-structured written products and verbal updates
• Experience (or demonstrated interest in) monitoring threats that can impact private-sector people, facilities/assets, operations, and reputation (including online communities/social signals as relevant)
• Experience leveraging intelligence, monitoring, and productivity technologies to support program delivery and continuous improvement, including familiarity with commercial threat monitoring platforms (e.g., Dataminr), AI-assisted analytical tools (e.g., Google Gemini), and enterprise collaboration environments such as Google Workspace
• Foreign language proficiency a plus

Qualifications

Must Haves

• Bachelor's degree in International Relations, Security Studies, Criminal Justice, Journalism, or a relevant field from an accredited college or university; or equivalent professional experience
• 1–3 years of relevant experience in corporate intelligence, security intelligence, geopolitical risk, investigations, journalism/research, or adjacent roles supporting operational decision-making
• Excellent written and spoken English
• Clarity of thought and analytical flair
• Strong, demonstrable interest in security and intelligence
• The ability to work under pressure, demonstrate leadership when required but also be able to collaborate effectively in teams
• Excellent attention to detail
• Strong research and analytical skills
• Ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment
• Comfortable working with open-source information, monitoring emerging developments, and communicating findings clearly to a variety of audiences

Nice to Haves

• Demonstrated interest in geopolitical analysis, threat monitoring, activism-related issues, or operational security topics
• Ability to translate complex threat and risk information into concise, actionable intelligence for security and operational stakeholders
• Foundational understanding of all-source research methodologies, OSINT collection techniques, and analytical tradecraft
• Working knowledge of the intelligence cycle and briefing standards; able to produce clear, well-structured written products and verbal updates
• Experience (or demonstrated interest in) monitoring threats that can impact private-sector people, facilities/assets, operations, and reputation (including online communities/social signals as relevant)
• Experience leveraging intelligence, monitoring, and productivity technologies to support program delivery and continuous improvement, including familiarity with commercial threat monitoring platforms (e.g., Dataminr), AI-assisted analytical tools (e.g., Google Gemini), and enterprise collaboration environments such as Google Workspace
• Foreign language proficiency a plus

Benefits

• 401(k) up to 5% matching
• Medical/Dental/Vision
• Basic Life and AD&D Insurance
• Long Term/Short Term Disability
• PTO: 160 hours (20 days) accrued per year
• Sick: dependent on state
• Holidays
• Employee Assistance Program and Employee Discount Program